Ontario BS Thread

Lol I was afraid to google that... but I did... Lol

I think he should get the Silky Bigboy Saw - Outback edition... looks like something you may need two hands for though.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/ontario-bs-thread.249665/page-2343#post-26738443

Made in the southern half of Kim Jong Il's country, cuts faster than a Silky.

Another option is to get a plastic handle that accepts sawzall pruning blades, something like this: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/milwaukee-tool-6-inch-folding-jab-saw/1000697257

 

Ill just drop this here

 

Manual saws?

I guess I'm lazy...



I still want to be a fly on the wall when his wife asks about the silk bigboy on his CC bill...

 

Greetings from Ottawa! Support our Truckers and our Freedoms!

 

Lol you beat me to one of my next lines...

That looks like the type of saw you wear leather chaps with, and head onto Ardbeg mountain.

 

Id say we think alike...black, sport, MT, pre-tss...highly intellectual gutter humor


Bourbon, your thoughts

 

Listen, I didn't come up with the name

 

There are situations where a bow saw or powered sawzall won't fit, like a log wedged between your frame and axle on the trail.

 

Well that's why your always invited on the trail runs,
You're handier than any Silky Bigboy when you got some wood stuck in the wrong spot.

 

It's not gay if your balls don't touch

 

I have been using this for more than 8 years. Has never failed me.

https://www.homedepot.ca/product/stanley-fatmax-15-inch-aggressive-tooth-saw/1000172701

 

Thank you for posting this and participating in the event!

 

And like the big boy he's also a 2 handed job

 

@ontarioyota showed me some of the saws he uses at work. Just some plain old ones from lee valley. I broke one of my silky saws and the replacements were terrible. If it’s a backpacking one you’re looking for sure but with the truck get something durable.

 

Alright @Saturnine you heard the guy. Just buy all 3 options.

 

Meh, a winch can pull anything out of the way if need be.

 

Wrong.


I thought the same thing for a bit. Nope.

Saw required most of the time to get it cut right, so the winch can then remove it.


Example.

 

Oh absolutely. When it comes to stuff being lodged under the truck. Chainsaw is always the answer!