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Boss man brought his chainsaw in this morning, he said I need to talk to you about this when you get a chance. I said tell me. He said he dropped it Saturday off the back of the truck in the gravel and it would run but the chain wouldn't move. He said he took the side cover off and the thing was stuck. I started laughing and snapped the chain brake back. He said you got to be kidding me, please don't tell anybody

 

Yeah boss sure thing...

**Proceeds to tell everyone he knows on the internet

 

Some people should not use equipment .

 

I waited until the afternoon

 

Oh lord.

 

Statute of Internet Limitations checks out.

 

Those that can not do get promoted to management .

Those with the most accidents get promoted to head the safety department.

 

That's so awesome! You have the best job.

 

I worked for a guy occasionally back in late teenage years. This guy had his own Lawn/Landscape business. Anyways he puts a brand new chain on chainsaw and griping it won't cut....I looks at it...yep, chain on backwards.
Nice driving the old beater today

 

They made me earn it today but that's ok. I'll get em tomorrow.

 

Can one even call themselves a "MAN " if they don't have grand visions of fortifying their position with entrenchments and defilade positions?

All of my neighbors in the subdivision with flagpoles in their front yard make for great range stakes and wind markers

 

Insurance man called about camper, looks like I’ll be trying to fix it

 

In case anyone missed it. I backed into a crepe myrtle in our yard last week.

 

Crepe Myrdle/ Camper Murderer- Same thing

 

Early model is better looking.

The later type that I had was the superior vehicle though -- starting with the brakes, those early models had car size rotors up front and only 10" drums in the rear. . The later ones actually stopped OK.

Both of them were loud and cold although the early ones did a "better" job of rusting due to all the water leaks.

The windshield would leak directly on the electric bulkhead connector causing all kinds of mischief.

 

When ever I see those trucks I think of this flick:

https://youtu.be/EQkyi1_l6po

 

At the upper end that is a good deal.
I believe ours is $75/ton.

 

Dimples make a gold ball more aerodynamic...

 

Shane

I don't know what the interior damage is, but from that pic, it doesn't look terribly bad. Repair for functional use shouldn't be too difficult?