Chain Saw Question

proudestmonkey · Jun 10, 2006

Mark, I thought about replacing the chaps as well. I think I will have my mother in law (seamstress) see if she can repair them adequately--they were $50. I should also replace the bike helmut (crack in the styrofoam).

Thanks for your suggestion.

proudestmonkey · Jun 10, 2006

Mark, I thought about replacing the chaps as well. I think I will have my mother in law (seamstress) see if she can repair them adequately--they were $50. I should also replace the bike helmut (crack in the styrofoam).

Thanks for your suggestion.

FamilyFarm · Jun 10, 2006

I use THIS for head, eye, ear protection. I have two of these (one for my oldest son also) that we have used reguarly for 3+ years. They are great for weed cutting, chain sawing or any task potentially dangerous to the head.
Terry
p.s. in case the link doesn't work it is the Peltor Lumberjack Series Hardhat, item no. 35700 found at www.baileys-online.com. You may find it for less money, I only reference this as I know they sell it.

FamilyFarm · Jun 10, 2006

I use THIS for head, eye, ear protection. I have two of these (one for my oldest son also) that we have used reguarly for 3+ years. They are great for weed cutting, chain sawing or any task potentially dangerous to the head.
Terry
p.s. in case the link doesn't work it is the Peltor Lumberjack Series Hardhat, item no. 35700 found at www.baileys-online.com. You may find it for less money, I only reference this as I know they sell it.

proudestmonkey · Jun 10, 2006

I took a look at one of these (Stihl brand) at the dealer. The hearing protection was uncomfortable. My wife says its because I have a large head (true, goes with large body).

I'd like to get one, but don't want one I won't wear.

proudestmonkey · Jun 10, 2006

I took a look at one of these (Stihl brand) at the dealer. The hearing protection was uncomfortable. My wife says its because I have a large head (true, goes with large body).

I'd like to get one, but don't want one I won't wear.