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Saved by the chainsaw chaps!

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Stumpalump

10-21-2007 11:53:16




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Chainsaw chaps are the leg chaps designed to limit chainsaw injuries to your legs. Somtimes I get a little close because I know I have the protection. But not this time. I was squating down clearing scrub oak and brush and somehow the saw came right across my upper thigh and the chaps save a nasty injury. They are hot and somtimes actually running the saw is only part of the work so they get in the way but I'm glad I had them on yesterday. The saw cam across the chaps and actually nicked up the side of my jeans that arn't covered. I'm I beliver in them.

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Bus Driver

10-22-2007 04:08:58




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 Re: Saved by the chainsaw chaps! in reply to Stumpalump, 10-21-2007 11:53:16  
My gas-powered hedge trimmers can do nasty cuts on body parts too. Don't ask how I know!



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hayray

10-22-2007 03:24:58




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 Re: Saved by the chainsaw chaps! in reply to Stumpalump, 10-21-2007 11:53:16  
I have a pair for the same reason. It is hard to take the time to put them on sometimes but it is something you just need to do. Thanks for the reminder.



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supergrumpy

10-21-2007 16:44:36




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 Re: Saved by the chainsaw chaps! in reply to Stumpalump, 10-21-2007 11:53:16  
wife got me a pair last xmas, have them in the truck but keep forgetting to put them on

was bucking a big cottonwood on a sidehill, tree rolled and as I caught my balance, felt the saw teeth start removing pantsleg

leg felt wet, looked thru the hole and no red, said a prayer of thanks right there

won't be that lucky every time, gotta start wearing them



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