Better be knocking on some high end wood.I can't remember the last time I fell.
Trust me.Better be knocking on some high end wood.
I can.I can't remember the last time I fell.
I can.
So hard he can’t even remember it. It wasn’t personal though. He was going to get hit by a train.So...you pushed him?
So hard he can’t even remember it. It wasn’t personal though. He was going to get hit by a train.
I had a similar incidence. I was chasing a nephew when I fell into a hole...ended up bruising a couple ribs when I landed.hidden gopher holes in my yard
No texas chainsaw massacre?I fell this weekend....with a chainsaw.
I was clearing a fallen tree near my tank. The ground was still saturated and soft. I stepped on a spot that immediately sank about an inch, and I went over. I'm no lumberjack; but I remember reading that, if a lumberjack falls, he throws the chainsaw as far from him as he can. And I did just that with my electric Ryobi.
Came out uninjured....and the chainsaw is fine, too.
Dammit. That is sketchy. Glad you didn’t gnaw a chunk out of your leg!I fell this weekend....with a chainsaw.
I was clearing a fallen tree near my tank. The ground was still saturated and soft. I stepped on a spot that immediately sank about an inch, and I went over. I'm no lumberjack; but I remember reading that, if a lumberjack falls, he throws the chainsaw as far from him as he can. And I did just that with my electric Ryobi.
Came out uninjured....and the chainsaw is fine, too.
Thank you for the full account. We of TGT were concerned about the chain saw.I fell this weekend....with a chainsaw.
I was clearing a fallen tree near my tank. The ground was still saturated and soft. I stepped on a spot that immediately sank about an inch, and I went over. I'm no lumberjack; but I remember reading that, if a lumberjack falls, he throws the chainsaw as far from him as he can. And I did just that with my electric Ryobi.
Came out uninjured....and the chainsaw is fine, too.
Thank you for the full account. We of TGT were concerned about the chain saw.
I gave up my electric for a 20v Dewalt... I love the thing! Stuff up to 7" cut easy and that's as big as will roll into my stove without splitting anyway. Nice about either battery or electric is how fast they stop, but the lack of a cord makes battery a winner.ELECTRIC chainsaw.....I is environmentally friendly, after all....
Those’ll break an ankle.Four of the last five times I fell were because of hidden gopher holes in my yard, hidden under the grass. Those hurt.
My yard's full of 'armadillo' holes...and I've tried to get rid of them the 'old fashioned way'...doesn't work, - there's a bunch of new ones waiting to replace the previous gang...
"Big ass gas chainsaws are not dangerous", says Stumpy Benson, former lumberjack.I gave up my electric for a 20v Dewalt... I love the thing! Stuff up to 7" cut easy and that's as big as will roll into my stove without splitting anyway. Nice about either battery or electric is how fast they stop, but the lack of a cord makes battery a winner.
Thursday is down for my next firewood cut; hopefully the last of the year.