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It's the leaving stuff on site after we've left that annoys me most, and when it's discovered a saw is missing they're all "home with the kids now" so I usually get the pleasure of hunt the saw with a headtorch. Notably, they never forget about taking all their own climbing gear with them.

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1 minute ago, Doug Tait said:

It's the leaving stuff on site after we've left that annoys me most, and when it's discovered a saw is missing they're all "home with the kids now" so I usually get the pleasure of hunt the saw with a headtorch. Notably, they never forget about taking all their own climbing gear with them.

Yes, my current hired man is world class at that.

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We left a rope in a tree once ( not on purpose ) . Went back to do another job for the customer about 6 months later and collected it then . 🙂

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10 hours ago, openspaceman said:

Did you drive over it or did it land on that handle?

I hadn't cut enough of the wood underneath because of access. That caused the wood fibers to rip and snatch the saw,  driving it into the ground.

Bugger

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Just came on here to post todays fix, then realised that @aspenarb did this repair on the very first post of this thread!! :laugh1:

 

 

 

Timberwolf TW190

Slight squeal off the belt when turning a corner when tracking.

 

No before photo, the hydraulic pump bracket was being pulled apart.

Took the bracket to a friend in his late 70's who's a good welder (and general mechanic)

 

It's now stronger than when it left the factory, thankfully I got it in time before it did any further damage :thumbup1:

 

 

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Saw this on Facebook. Not me, obviously, but I can only imagine how awful this would be! I'm impressed how well the cab stood up to it, considering it ripped the bogies off.

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