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Re: Pulling stumps
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Posted by Mike_Joel on May 24, 2006 at 19:13:03 from (216.227.75.138):
In Reply to: Re: Pulling stumps posted by Billy NY on May 24, 2006 at 18:58:54:
Thanks, I understand what your saying, but doesnt just driving a tractor has risks. I dont like taking chances. But I have to use a chainsaw almost every day. Not to mention milk a cow by hand (that can be dangerous, let me tell you LOL). There are specialized equipment for just about anything but I cant afford each of those or rental on each of those. So what are you supposed to do? Now I will admit all the talk here has scared me about the stumps (hey, I think anyone not scared of danger is just about to dumb to live). Ill have to think about this problem. Thank you ALL for the help Mike
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