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It's not a great tool, but works for some. A timber jack/ cant hook is better.

For homeowners who cut rocks and don't know that you can sharpen a chain.

Fwiw, I wasn't talking about me, as you seem to have interpreted my meaning to be.

Also, consider, some people move on with their day. I'm commonly here for the laughs, BSing, camaraderie, etc, along with factual exchange. Arguing about who said the exactly right thing is of little interest to some.

I have a hard time when people say what things are not and what they don't want. It is a common way some people communicate, for no known to me reason. My ex- wife wouldasay what she didn't want, as a rule. "Well, I don't want ____". When I said that saying what she didn't want ruled out...

I think it's a matter of understanding the intent by someone who takes things quite literally.

Love it!

Gypo Logger isn't referring to gypsies. To 'gyp' someone is derogatory to some people. I've never heard anyone sensible say that is derogatory, nor tales of hard- working, law-abiding gypsies. I also don't get out to gypsy gathering, much, to understand the culture. Might be saints. LoL.

This is hilarious!!!!

I looked. It's where the tree worker is talking to Dantonio, the climber, about not putting valuable pieces of wood into the chipper, how this out that could be made out of such and such species, ending with an offer to send Dantonio his tempeh burrito on his climbing line.

Does anyone know where to find that Dantonio video from Instagram can be found?

earthquake?

A speed square to guide the skil saw would do it. I didn't get it, either.

The dirty beasts don't know about TP.

Can someone explain? Space lasers?

What consequences have occurred? Only mistakes found before towing? Near miss? Damage?

What is the consequence when people are not following procedures? I heard, at a conference, probably, that training isn't enough. Performance testing, signed and dated, of demonstrating driving procedures is what you want if you want to CYA in a commercial traffic accident.

What is your training like? What is your proficiency testing like, after training? What is your procedural signage like? This could be a simple as a piece of paper tape to the dashboard and/ or a laminated card on the truck bumper. I have marked shifter patterns and truck heights on...

Hahaha wtf?

Log sliding down the mountain