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I like 36” or less Cuz they don’t make lightweights over 36” Not yet anyway, working on it. 42” carbon fiber inserts.

I didn't know this was a thing:

Amazing.

From an old thread, some thoughts by me... thread started by our sadly gone friend Jed. This is a good one. https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/someone-might-care-who-knows.18400/page-16#post-1027945

Darwin Award Winners: # 1 I am a medical student currently doing a rotation in toxicology at the poison control center. Today, this woman called in very upset because she caught her little daughter eating ants. I quickly reassured her that the ants are not harmful and there would be no need to...

A good flat mill file and give her five full strokes per sharpening for softwoods, 2-3 for hardwood. That will keep your rakers about right. Typically a good pronounced flat spot on the rakers, properly angled, and you're pretty much good for the life of the chain. Folks get waaaaaay to uppity...

Hmm. Legals aside, I am personally responsible for what I break, damage or what have you. If I made the cut, it's on me. If I gave the "go" word, I am taking responsibility for what happens. I take ownership to extremes. That's what I'm paid for, responsibility to mitigate risk and the skill to...

I know what you mean, brother. In my last few years with the USFS, I was about done with finding any fun in dragging that 084/60 in. bar and chain out through the brush. Even downsized to the 42 in. b&c, it was a task. Younger bodies still had the steam...I liked being the wisdom dispensing...

...rigging quicker. Left throw lines so we can get up there as soon as we get to the job tomorrow. Also we are in a heat wave. It made it to a balmy 23*F this afternoon. Supposed to be about the same temperature at start time tomorrow. Hoping I get another climber tomorrow so I can run ground...

I tried several different treatment methods over the last half dozen years on the Tundra. Most worked a bit more or less, but none lasted very long. Never tried DEET :).

You got it Sean, that's how it is here in New Hampshire as well.

Bug spray? Never heard that one.

Deet will clean headlights

Save20 for $20 off $200+ Save50 for $400+ Save100 for $600+

I buffed the computer screen on my sawmill with some baking soda toothpaste I didn't like. Worked very well.

Youd be surprised how much you can get on older head light lenses with just some crome polish treatment.

Subs, here, as seperate entities, aren't covered to drive any vehicles, either. Driving is a common need I have if bringing on an employee. If we need more people, we need more equipment or the same equipment in shorter time-frames.

Matchbook (if you have one) is good raker depth gauge

Might I add in my example above. I was helping a friend out and he asked if I could move some plywood boards that were on an aspestos roof. We were removing a large pine tree that had compromised 9 garages at an apartment. I tried to move the boards, the walls had shifted, unknown to us the...

That is key I think Sean. In the above scenario you are describing what is referred to in the Uk as. Bona Fide Subcontractor. Uses own tools and equipment, own staff and is responsible for the safe completion of the job. Hence they require insurance coverage for their staff and the public and...