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Thin cotton liners worked for me. You wouldn't think it, but that that extra thin layer really works.

Boots! :beer:

I think Boots has vamoosed.

I could teach you in 5 - 10 minutes. Just send me a round-trip flight ticket!!!

I can thread a chipper thru a needle when needed. It DID take me a while to learn, in the beginning.

If you turn your head around you'll never master using the mirrors.

I was referring to tight places. I was asked for an explanation. I explained. Stop eating those dummy biscuits! :lol:

Lemme 'Splain! This is just for guiding a driver who's backing up a truck attached to anything... Straight and Stop = self-explanatory. Ketchup = "Catch-up" I hold the mirror on the passenger side to direct the driver and stay caught up with them. If the chipper starts to drift to my side I...

I can back someone up perfectly using only 4 words... Catch-up - Mayo - Straight - Stop.

Back-up cameras. 'Nuff said!

Don't get rich too quick!!! :)

A clove hitch works just fine on a pole saw, but I don't use it for much more than that.

Water's cool, man. Don't be hating on water.

Walk one way... Run the other!!!

Sounds rough.

Hahahahahaaa Alrighty then! I've had to drink from birdbaths before, bleagh

Where does he live? Where they drink water, I bet.

Just remember that it's up to the CREW to prepare the drinking water every day, not the boss. All the boss needs to do is provide a faucet and a means to get ice.

If your boss doesn't provide drinking water, find another job. I ain't working for someone who doesn't provide water for the crew. That one thing will tell you what type of boss you have.

Be careful breaking in new boots. Bring some other footgear in case they start to feel uncomfortable!