Idiot proof tools

[Johnpl315]

It would of helped I am sure but I would of said it's only really any good extracting downhill on firm ground. On hard tracks it may work better but imaging how hard it is pushing a trailer weighing half a ton, why would this be easier?

That said, with two people on it it may prove more usefull or better still behind a quad or compact tractor.

I am hanging on to mine as it would still allow you to extract big timber with small machinery

[daveindales]

Idiot proof tools for the village idiot. I like that!!!!

[the village idiot]

Idiot proof tools for the village idiot. I like that!!!!

 

The problem with being intellectually challenged Dave is that one is obliged to find tools which are comparable in simplicity to the operator.

 

With some trepidation I treated myself to a hammer last year. Can I work out how to use the bloody thing! God only knows why they have to make these devices so bloomin complicated.

[shavey]

The problem with being intellectually challenged Dave is that one is obliged to find tools which are comparable in simplicity to the operator.

 

With some trepidation I treated myself to a hammer last year. Can I work out how to use the bloody thing! God only knows why they have to make these devices so bloomin complicated.

 

I had the same trouble with the double sided axe

[the village idiot]

I had the same trouble with the double sided axe

 

I'm with you there Shavey.

 

I got mine on the logical assumption that I could increase productivity by felling two trees at the same time.

 

Three years have I tried in vain.

[agg221]

I bought a brilliant tool called either a lathing axe or lathing hammer, the name reflecting that on one side is an axe blade, the other a hammer head. "Great" I thought, as now when I am fitting laths I can use the same tool for chopping them to length and nailing them on, as indeed it is designed to do.

 

It was only when I started using it to nail on laths at around head height that I realised on the backswing what the issue might be...

 

Alec

[the village idiot]

I bought a brilliant tool called either a lathing axe or lathing hammer, the name reflecting that on one side is an axe blade, the other a hammer head. "Great" I thought, as now when I am fitting laths I can use the same tool for chopping them to length and nailing them on, as indeed it is designed to do.

 

It was only when I started using it to nail on laths at around head height that I realised on the backswing what the issue might be...

 

Alec

 

 

I had always wondered how you came to have two heads Alec but thought it rude to ask.

[penfold]

It was only when I started using it to nail on laths at around head height that I realised on the backswing what the issue might be...

 

Alec

 

Splitting headaches?

[digga]

i have the Junior Fetching Arch from Orion Heating nice bit of kit surprising what you can move with it

[the village idiot]

Splitting headaches?

 

 

Split Personalecty?