How did this happen? prize for the nearest theory!

[David Goss]

not that unprofessional!!!

 

but its close right:001_tt2:

[THE88MAN]

whens your bedtime? its my bedtime now, but I wont be able to sleep if I don't find out I wont be able to sleep!

 

tell tell tell!!!

 

midnight! get your answers in,them there husky boys must be drooling over a 24" all they need now is a saw to run it

[likeitorlumpit]

my guess is someone has used the bar as a felling lever- the tree isn't moving and bar gets bent= angled bend- operator puts saw down in felling zone and fells using a wedge- the tree lands on the saw giving second rounded bend

am i close?

[THE88MAN]

my guess is someone has used the bar as a felling lever- the tree isn't moving and bar gets bent= angled bend- operator puts saw down in felling zone and fells using a wedge- the tree lands on the saw giving second rounded bend

am i close?

not really but plausible

[likeitorlumpit]

in that case it must be aliens in the woods

[THE88MAN]

in that case it must be aliens in the woods

my second in command is of irish descent so your still warm!

[Adam Bourne]

i've got the blooming saw could do with the new bar

 

would the saw of been stuck in the wood and something rolled the timber over and the saw was pushed to the side either way that tip of the bar has to of been trapped some how.....????

[Mesterh]

Bar gets pinched close to the saw body then something else drops/springs onto the rest of the bar.

 

Im guessing windthrow stuff.

[wisewood]

Felling a rotten lump full of wrigglies and cut too close to a worm hole?

[tommer9]

I reckon the saw was on its side, pull start cord downwards, resting on one of the thinner poles you were felling, with the powerhead up against the log, and the tip on or above another log, and another pole was felled/ landed on the bar.

 

 

Edit- Barrington got it in fewer words than me lol!