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Ain't that the truth :).

Must be some glitch in Butch's forum software pictures delivery...I see no bad thing, and certainly no very bad thing :D. Kick additional azz and take more names Deva, my old friend. You might be getting weary of success at this point, but you'll just have to carry on, sir. Much applause from...

My fine old hickory cane is deadly, that is a fact; my collapsing hiking staff nearly so...and neither provides suspicion of "weapon". Rather, enforces the whole scenario of "defenseless old man".

Fiona is the mostest bomb on the planet! Everyone knows that!

Well, maybe :)...I think after the headache rack and front bumper is corrected, the repaint would be soon to follow, if it was my truck.

I think about the same, re the bent rack and front bumper. I'd put money there first.

My mind is made up, brothers and sisters. The day after my beloved 044 dies, I'll sell the hulk off for more money than it is worth and buy a brand spankin' new 462C. I'll have a tear or two in my eye though. I still recall well the first 044 I ran, back in the mid 1980's. Fireline felling...

Good post, Brian. High value input, sir.

Used 200T...if it has a few kicks left in it, I'd go that way. But I'm an old crusty curmudgeon of a tree climber from Stihl country. Take that into consideration :D.

It's a funny dance, trying to arrange all the tree top work to keep the bole between yourself and the sun :D.

Even a much milder day air temp-wise, but working in direct sunshine...hot.

That last, yes, likely will be hot often enough to be a bother.

That's a beauty. Black...not my choice, but still a very fine piece of ppe.

Yessir!

Good feedback. Thanks.

No surprise.

If I had the least little need for another, I'd pay $200 for a good running 200T in a heartbeat.

If there is a better top handle than the old 200T, ever, I'll be surprised. Mine still kicks azz. Been surprised before though, sure enough ;).

Another old man, eh? :D

I thought about you as I posted, Stephen. Know you've reporting having good use from Echos lately. If I was a working climber any more, I'd look. But as my friend Stig has pointed out a few times, I rather like my "antique" Stihls at this point in my life :D. But I'd never go for an Echo for...