earlier

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so, as mentioned in the happy birthday tommer thread. i had a little incident today..

 

now. tommer you're not allowed to answer on this,, but 10 points to anyone that can guess what sort of pickle i got into today,,,

 

clues..

 

1. i was in Par, in the big gardens again

2. machinery involved MS362

3. sainsburys carrier bag

4. some dodgy polyester trousers....

5. sort of streaking...

[Nick Waring]

no. 5

[Dean Lofthouse]

The saw exhaust set fire to the bag, the bag set fire to your trousers and you ran about like a girl trying to get them off with your arms and legs flaling like a windmill

 

Am I close

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Got saw jammed in timber, and in attempting to pull out of the wood, ripped said trousers with felling dogs and skin puncture occurred. Blood was ruining new trousers underneath so off they came. Plastic bag employed to cover essentials whilst flitting to vehicle for band-aid and new trousers etc ???

[Mozza]

Using a Stihl is your first mistake but then ill go with Deans idea, I REALLY hope its true and do you have any pics if it is??

[Frankie Lawrence]

The saw exhaust set fire to the bag, the bag set fire to your trousers and you ran about like a girl trying to get them off with your arms and legs flaling like a windmill

 

Am I close

 

this:thumbup:

 

come on man what happend

[Tom2020]

Got saw jammed in timber, and in attempting to pull out of the wood, ripped said trousers with felling dogs and skin puncture occurred. Blood was ruining new trousers underneath so off they came. Plastic bag employed to cover essentials whilst flitting to vehicle for band-aid and new trousers etc ???

 

I hope its this Come on tell us

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sorry, was out with the mutt..

 

 

is that the best you can do???

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ok, so here goes...

 

had the little greenie hitched up to the back of a little kubota,, all going well, got all the kit down to the tree that is in the vid on the todays job thread... was donning my austrian stylee salopettes..

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fired up the 362 (yes it's a stihl.. found the husky to be a bit of a toy... mozza :-)

 

used a tank of fuel cleaning up the limbs and stem