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I didn't see any gore, thankfully.

I dont get it.

Plus you cant pawn the load off as clean chips at that point.

I guess you are right. But wouldnt you be wiser about it after losing your leg? How are fake legs connected? Any risk of being taken with the leg?

I do know a man that lost one leg feeding a chipper, then lost the prosthetic leg years later doing it again. He deserved it at that point.

Well, the flip side of the coin is that maybe it isnt a matter of using your feet to push, but rather that legs can get caught by brush and you can, and people have, been pulled in that way. Ive fed a chipper wrong and had my leg get tangled in the brush going in. Never a sever case, but enough...

A climbing saw is more dangerous in my hands then a full size saw.

I despise not being able to see where the guys are chipping. I know its stupid, but I just hate not having an eye on them.

Agreed.