So.......What'dju get?

[Guest]

2 hours ago, Snake said:

Ever lug around a 920?

My wife's family is 3rd generation loggers,I remember my batshit crazy brother in law having this giant jonsered back in the day,,,was for a portable sawmill if I recall. It was fucking huge. He would tell everyone that's what he carried around all day,,,when in fact when he showed up he was in a A/C cab of some top of the line equipment.

[Blackstar]

12 different craft beers, 6 mickey's of different Whiskies, a really nice bottle of 100% Rye Whisky, a couple different bottles of BBQ sauce, a couple packs of meat rub and a giant bag of M&M peanuts.

Eating and drinking, they know me too well.

 

And my mom has started giving me family keepsakes as she feels I'm getting to an age where I can appreciate them and will keep them after she is gone. She gave me some pictures of my grandfather working in his bakery in the 1960's and his birth certificate from 1910 that she had framed.

[Skidude600]

That's really cool, especially the family stuff.

[Snake]

2 hours ago, HSR said:

My wife's family is 3rd generation loggers,I remember my batshit crazy brother in law having this giant jonsered back in the day,,,was for a portable sawmill if I recall. It was fucking huge. He would tell everyone that's what he carried around all day,,,when in fact when he showed up he was in a A/C cab of some top of the line equipment.

Dad had 2 he kept 36 inch bars on. Great for big willow.

[F3600]

1792 and Four Roses bourbon, Saucony Ride 13 running shoes, and $ towards a new lift cover.

[steve from amherst]

6 hours ago, Snake said:

Dad had 2 he kept 36 inch bars on. Great for big willow.

One nice thing about a big bar is your not bending over cutting up shit once you drop it.

[Guest]

12 hours ago, ckf said:

You call that a saw. GO TO PM!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

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LMMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!     

[Guest]

9 hours ago, HSR said:

My wife's family is 3rd generation loggers,I remember my batshit crazy brother in law having this giant Jonsered back in the day,,,was for a portable sawmill if I recall. It was fucking huge. He would tell everyone that's what he carried around all day,,,when in fact when he showed up he was in a A/C cab of some top of the line equipment.

 

So, your brother-in-law must have been a big, tough, powerful, master professional logger,.................. but mostly POWERFUL. Yeah, I think I know.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Whiskey Tango Foxtrot]

Best sweatshirt ever! We don’t do big Christmas round here.

[f7ben]

14 hours ago, HSR said:

Husqvarna 40v 

My buddy got the electric Stihl saw. It’s a really handy little tool

[snoughnut]

17 hours ago, ckf said:

I've had a soft spot for the Bills going back to Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Andre Read, Bruce Smith and the crew that lost 4 in a row.

I was just giving Jimmy some shit, the fact that he's from Michigan and the UP borders Wisconsin, he should just become a Packer fan and revel in the endless joy. 

[ckf]

22 minutes ago, snoughnut said:

I was just giving Jimmy some shit, the fact that he's from Michigan and the UP borders Wisconsin, he should just become a Packer fan and revel in the endless joy. 

[poopooforme]

One for me.  and a 600 for the wife

[Jimmy Snacks]

17 minutes ago, poopooforme said:

One for me.  and a 600 for the wife

The dealer had that same sled but in a 650...look great in person and the ergos seem spot on.👍🏿

[Carlos Danger]

16 hours ago, HSR said:

Husqvarna 40v 

I bought a Makita battery chain saw this year (I have Makita tools so same battery) it works way better than I thought it would very handy.

[Angry ginger]

6 hours ago, f7ben said:

My buddy got the electric Stihl saw. It’s a really handy little tool

if my wood shark ever dies I'm going electric.  For the day to day piddling shit that most suburban users need one for they are perfect.  I usually take down 4-6 limbs at a time and cut them to length for fitting in my trailer