Hey Bob! You related to this guy??

No!  And unless the image has been photo shopped he must be related to Spiderman or he has bats in his belfry.

I was actually young once and I can testify that as you age your sense of balance deteriorates as does your vision.  

I'm pretty well preserved and have just come off working five days clearing the woods behind my house of fallen trees.  But there is absolutely no way I would attempt that.

The after photo, I have displayed the before photo here previously.




Great picture though and if true I have nothing but admiration for the guy.  

Bob

NEW222 wrote:That's a good one. I am sure the nobody here is related to this guy, or at least he was at one time. I would like to see more video from this....

 He's about to lose something valuable.

Needs one of these:



Stihl - Best chain saw I have ever owned.

Pine bark borers got to it. Had to cut it down and burn it before they got to the others.

NEW222 wrote:That's a good one. I am sure the nobody here is related to this guy, or at least he was at one time. I would like to see more video from this....

Natural selection will take care of this guy.  If he manages to survive, at least his ability to breed is diminished.

well if you can't glide A glier then stay Home !!! That guy didn't read the manual

Wow. By seeing teh after photo, one would never believe it if you did not have pictures of the before. Looks really good. I guess I can now officially say I am partial to Stihl power tools also. I just picked up my first new chainsaw, a Stihl MS 171. Nice little guy, and great for what I need it for, as anything I will cut will be 18" max. When bought, the changed out the little 14" .043 bar and chain for a 16" .050 bar and chain at no charge. But, if opportunity arises, I would now like something a bit bigger, just because.

Geez Bob, that's impressive! Where'd it all go!

This reminds me of how we start combat planes. We pinch the wings between out legs, prop is facing straight up and flip it. This past October during our last contest, one of the fellows didn't pinch it quite tight enough. The plane came out of his legs and went up the front of him. You do need to be careful, I don't want the OS logo imprinted on my forehead.

Dave P. wrote:Geez Bob, that's impressive!  Where'd it all go!

My son in law loaded the larger logs onto a flat bed to be cut into beams for his garage. The rest are in four piles to be burned up this winter when snow flys.

Turning that pile of devastation into a garage.  And heat.  That's awesome! I bellyache no-end about raking the magnolia leaves in my backyard. Way to go Bob!

Dave P. wrote:Turning that pile of devastation into a garage.  And heat.  That's awesome!  I bellyache no-end about raking the magnolia leaves in my backyard.  Way to go Bob!

Sympathies regarding the Magnolia leaves (and seed pods). We planted one in Florida, 15 years later it grew to over 25' shedding leaves and pods as it went. But we loved the flowers and aroma.

Bob

I support my local tree service, they ain't cheap but who care!!!
Their motto is "we trim your wood down to size"

That girl needs some PPE, somebody could get hurt.  

Even more so if she could get it started...