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| Paul |  chain sawsJuly 9th, 2008 11:44 PM Fire it up, Joe! lol I believe using a chainsaw is one of those "man" skills. Right up there with changing oil or a tire. As long as you got the safety habits to go with it, chainsawing can be fun! My dad taught me how to use his back when I was 12 or 13. Been fun ever since. Maybe Adam will agree, to me it's a fun, stress relieving job to slice up a large felled limb with a gas saw. Just give the "clear out" command to any helpers that might be around, don your gloves and glasses, and go to town. Stress relieving? Absolutely! Just imagine the limb is that person at work who got on your last good nerve, give a Dirty Harry-esque comment (or a Braveheart war cry), squeeze the throttle to wide open, and let it all out. :) |
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