Tree Picture

[Richard Allen]

How many look at this picture

http://members.cox.net/juleeallen/BowlBlank1.jpg




and visualize how you would cut a bowl or two out of the log?

http://members.cox.net/juleeallen/BowlBlank2.jpg

[chris toomey]

i don't see too many bowls...maybe a wardrobe and a few dressers....

[Jim Becker]

What truck? That being said, I'm a little worried about that fellow next to the big turning blank... :D

[Steven Mendes]

That will leave a mark.
Steve

[Kevin Gerstenecker]

I'm kinda wondering how you explain that to the Insurance Adjustor? Nothing more frustrating than felling a tree where you DIDN'T want it to go! The Guy in the truck bed appears to be having a great time.........must be either nuts, or it wasn't his truck! :D

[Brad Schafer]

heh. inferior vehicle. Ford junk. a Chevy coulda handled it, no problem. :D

b

[Jason Roehl]

heh. inferior vehicle. Ford junk. a Chevy coulda handled it, no problem. :D

b

RIIIIIIIIGHT...methinks it was more like a Chevy driver behind the chainsaw. :D After all, Chevy puts those two hooks on the front of their trucks for a reason---one so a Dodge can pull them out, and one so a Ford can pull them out. :D :D

As for the tree/truck situation, I say, "When life gives you lemons, make lemon bowls." Or something like that.

[David Rose]

What kind of mark? :rolleyes: I suspect even a Chevy would have received paint damage.

I doubt the guy owns the truck. I'll bet it's the tree that is his.

I'm like Chris. I don't see no bowls. But I see lots of feet of FLAT lumber! :D

David

[Keith Melick]

What a way to load a tree trunk into your truck. All you have to do is cut off the overhang,

[Brad Schafer]

... After all, Chevy puts those two hooks on the front of their trucks for a reason---one so a Dodge can pull them out, and one so a Ford can pull them out. :D :D



that's what i get for talking smack. :D


b (owns 2 Fords)