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I like climbing in 50 degrees. That's my sweet spot. Jeans a flannel and I seem to stay in the perfect comfort zone. Working on the ground, 60 degrees is my sweet spot.

The same shake headed your way. And likewise if you feel I could use a reminder on my approach.

Guarantee Butch posts his group hug picture any minute now.....

Arrogance was the word I meant. You know my stance now, I know yours, and hopefully we can move in a positive direction.

Lets bury this. This isn't good for anyone. Its not my intention to belittle you. We often have very different perspectives, but that's ok. You're approach really rankled me, and drew a negative response out of Willard as well. It should have taken a better path. I will take partial...

I responded to his ignorance, as did Willard.

Don't be sorry Fi. It was a great question. Lets get back on topic.

I was being a douche because I have an inkling of an idea what a great portion of Willard's career entailed. He knows things, that you don't know. And vice versa. He took the time to explain what the design was for, based on LONG TIME experience, and you, in less then a decent way, told him he...

Ok then. If you say so. We've coached you through making notches and sharpening chain, but NOW, because you were rude to Willard, you've suddenly got a background in far northern forestry operations. Whatever. No biggie. Willard is surely wrong.

http://www.benmeadows.com/swedepro-chain-saw-protective-winter-pants_36807985/

You've clear cut land in minus 20? Last year you had a post up about how to sharpen chain? Come on man.

Read the whole thing. http://www.spine-health.com/treatment/heat-therapy-cold-therapy/benefits-heat-therapy-lower-back-pain They may not elaborate on the lower back flap, because the men that need it, already know what it is for. My saw chain boxes don't tell me they're for cutting.

Lower back support/heating material is not revolutionary. Its new to you. You wont see it pop up everywhere, because it is not a necessary part of a workers garb in all regions. Clear cut land in -20 degrees, and you'll get a better feel for tools, and clothing unknown to you.

That's called a closed mind. Willard isn't speaking from suspicion. He made a big portion of his career in the woods of Canada making volumes of wood that would most likely make most men gasp. Canadian logging is a tiny bit different then pruning in LA. Id take a minute to consider the source...

I learned something. Good to know Willard.