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General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: Magicman on January 05, 2011, 08:13:23 PM
I told Da customer dat if he had made one step closer to Da log, he would have gotten Da limbs trimmed off. ;D
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I got yoopered up and forgot to attach the picture. :D
When a customer brings in logs with 2ft limb stubs I hand them a can of chainsaw gas. They always ask what the gas is for and I reply" I assume you ran out of gas while trimming the logs." ::)
You should have mounted it to a piece of plywood at the base and told him that his coat rack was ready to be picked up. :)
I made the mistake when i first got my mill of trying to roll a log with limb stubble on it and i hooked a hydraulic line got lucky didnt' hurt nothing but i make sure logs are well shaved now. That log would make a nice hat rack though.
Quote from: Magicman on January 05, 2011, 08:13:23 PM
I told Da customer dat if he had made one step closer to Da log, he would have gotten Da limbs trimmed off. ;D
You talk funny.
Jeff I think that Tennessee lingo has slid down to Mississippi. bg
Ya'll had better quit chucking my wood !!!
" Hey you woodchucks!... Quit chucking my wood!" I love that commercial!! nothing a good varmint rifle couldnt fix.