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Old 01-30-2013, 04:49 AM   #20631
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Plenty enough to take an arm off.
I know. That's why I'm kind of afraid of it.


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I just got back from "game night" at a friends house. We all had a rip roaring time. My one friend has (literally) hundreds of games. Some I never heard of. We played "Chupacabra" and "Zombie Dice". LOL We started out playing "Apples to Apples" as one friend brought her kids. But they left around 2015 and we moved on to the other games. It was fun.


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To bad you can't introduce them to Missouri weather huh......log chain, no clothes, bar of soap and several good buddies to laugh at em
That sounds just like another typical weekend in the sticks where I live. Or at the very least a boring weekend at Ft. Leonard Wood.

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The torque teeth are the steel triangle teeth beside the bar made out of galvanized steel. Ya your right on the knowing how to use it. I got this saw back when I was logging and never sold it. Bout the time I start to I find I need it so I've kept it.
You mean the driver teeth? Oh, and there is no galvanized steel anywhere on a chain.
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You mean the driver teeth? Oh, and there is no galvanized steel anywhere on a chain.
They aren't mounted to the chain but on the saw body. These are what I'm calling torque teeth. These are replacement ones

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They aren't mounted to the chain but on the saw body. These are what I'm calling torque teeth. These are replacement ones

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How did he get caught on them with the saw at full throttle? That takes a special kind of stupid. I am always on the other side of the saw from them!
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Idk how he did it. I do know he leaned forward and a limb caught the throttle and wound it up and it stuck. He had it sitting bottom down on his leg last I saw him then I heard him start screaming.
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Idk how he did it. I do know he leaned forward and a limb caught the throttle and wound it up and it stuck. He had it sitting bottom down on his leg last I saw him then I heard him start screaming.
On a side note he WAS pretty stupid.
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Complacency is a very dangerous thing indeed.
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Complacency is a very dangerous thing indeed.
Probably a factor that killed a young man in my industry a few months ago.


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