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some of my missfortunes!!...whats yours??


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Oh no, they're coming back to me now!

 

Reversed Unimog into drive way, dropped chipper, engaged chipper and pushed a load of brush in.

Upon turning round to pick up more brush I noticed the woodchips flying over my head and through the clients stained glass window.

I'd forgotten to turn the chipper spout into the Mog!!

 

 

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A month ago I was doing skip truck work jumped into skip with one hand on side flinging legs over top, the skip was resting on the back of the truck and dropped about 6 inches which completely threw me out of sync. Mid flight gravity seemed to tractor beam me to the floor. I intercepted the side of the skip bashed left thigh which left a 10 x 4 inch beautiful dark purple bruise, which didn't hurt that much. But my left hand took the fall on the fingertips, which still isnt right.

 

Daft thing is I had previously thought of being careful as I knew skip was resting on the truck

 

What a prize muppet you are!!! At least you didnt loose your finger like me!!! But at least have a little party trick to show for it :D

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Dismantled an oak, wiped out 5 different fences, 2 sheds and a patio, dead birch removal took out a fence, did another in the same area a few days later and took out another fence, another dead birch took out some slabs, pruning a eucalypt, took out a hedge, plus other minor damages with trees

 

 

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jesus......

 

threw a ring off an Ash and watched in horror as it disappeared through a man hole cover disguised as a pile of sawdust.

 

felled a fair sized Beech stick perfectly between a wall and garage, the stick then rolled in slow motion 90 degrees to the left and settled nicely against the wall leaving it at a gravity defying 40 degrees.

 

replaced a shed for the cost of the job. sold the firewood to pay the day.

 

rolled a stump grinder.

 

drove a mini digger into a septic tank.

 

discovered the reason why you need to be extra carefully where you set down the fuel can when working with a Jenson chipper.

 

the list goes on and is ever expanding............

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