O.C.G.D. Thread, part two
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Mesquite
Treehouser
After waitING 6 weeks I got my mb saddle. I only have experience working in a couple old school saddles weaver and this blows them away hands down. I bought the extra leg pads and cell and water holders and suspenders. Without the xtra leg pads the leg loops were by far way more comfortable than anything I had ever had tried in the past. I just tried the xtra pads yesterday for the first time and I didn't think they could get any more comfortable but it did. I would say for the little $ they were, it was definitely worth it. I like where the two tool side ds are, and you can attach quite a bit of gear to them. when I have my power saw hanging on one side a too much gear on the other, things balance out very nicely plus I have more room for other options if I need.
How do you guys store them?
When they are soaking wet from the days work?
Or when your not going to use them for a couple of days, like the weekend? Do you hang them up?
Good day mates
How do you guys store them?
When they are soaking wet from the days work?
Or when your not going to use them for a couple of days, like the weekend? Do you hang them up?
Good day mates
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Burnham
Woods walker
I always hung or draped over a sawhorse my saddle after use if it was wet. If for no other reason than putting on a soggy saddle the next day sux 
. For storage when it's not going to be used regularly, I'd make sure it was fully dry, then store in a rodent proof box or bin.
Sweat needs to be accounted for, too. Let that dry out as well before storage. If you are a heavy sweater, occasionally rinse the saddle out to remove the salt before storage.
. For storage when it's not going to be used regularly, I'd make sure it was fully dry, then store in a rodent proof box or bin.Sweat needs to be accounted for, too. Let that dry out as well before storage. If you are a heavy sweater, occasionally rinse the saddle out to remove the salt before storage.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
I hang mine if wet but I store it in the truck. Never stays stored for more than a few days though.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
$600
lumberjack
Young man on the go
WHERE???? I must has one!
Pulley Keanu (various colors)
Compact trolley for highline rigging and rescue operations.
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pete mctree
Treehouser
Stop being such a cheap skate. That’s just the baby model - you need this
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That vid was savage. Holy chit mang. Geez. Gotta love it.
And so cool the way they obviously wanted to trolley out every last piece possible. So just wondering how the last of the butt got gone- cut it small and hump it out?
And so cool the way they obviously wanted to trolley out every last piece possible. So just wondering how the last of the butt got gone- cut it small and hump it out?
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
By the pile of saw dust I’d say that’s it Cory. The back yard boogie strikes again. Cool devise, but I don’t need one that bad (yet)
Mellow
BCMA
I suppose there's a place for it somewhere in our industry, but I can't ever see myself taking the time to set up something like that. Old school...
PCTREE
Treehouser
Pete I know you have cranes back home ??
I enjoyed watching that , even made me miss rigging some shit.
Soon hopefully I wont own a crane and can play again
I enjoyed watching that , even made me miss rigging some shit.
Soon hopefully I wont own a crane and can play again
pete mctree
Treehouser
Absolutely we do, but they are still seldom used compared to the US
Out my way cranes have to come quite a distance, so are really expensive. I hired this in (with operator) the other week - the way forward if you can get them onsite
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Mesquite
Treehouser
Is that a Johns custom saw jobby?
Mesquite
Treehouser
he is known for blacking out stihl saws, and also for building a saw that runs on nitrous oxide and for porting 500i's
Mesquite
Treehouser
Thank you for that clarification, what size cc's is that bad boy?
huskihl
Treehouser
Saws were being dyed black long before he was a YouTube sensation. He would probably have you believe that he’s ported thousands of 500s. That’s just how he rolls
Mesquite
Treehouser
@huskihl , m sorry if i offended you in any way, I have only been into saws for a year or so, so maybe he is only known to me for the blacking out saws thing.
I would hope there have been tons of awesome saw things before John was a youtube sensation! He has only been on youtube 5 months.
From watching videos of Johnny nitrous, he seems just like a dude in his garage trying to make a living working on powersaws, trying to have fun with it. if i am correct he has said that this is very new to him, doing his own thing full time. i have only watched a few of videos as of the past month or two so i cant comment on every video he has going back the five months.
respectfully
wayne
I would hope there have been tons of awesome saw things before John was a youtube sensation! He has only been on youtube 5 months.
From watching videos of Johnny nitrous, he seems just like a dude in his garage trying to make a living working on powersaws, trying to have fun with it. if i am correct he has said that this is very new to him, doing his own thing full time. i have only watched a few of videos as of the past month or two so i cant comment on every video he has going back the five months.
respectfully
wayne
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