Lesson learned...never turn your back on your splitter

[Beer Belly]

My dang beer rattled right of it and spilled......the Wife had to bring me out a fresh one....this time set it on a Log....lesson learned

 

[Dieselhead]

alcohol abuse

 

[Bub381]

Rum wouldn't have spilled cause it wouldn't have been set down. ;-)

 

[tcassavaugh]

spilt the beer........:bug: . what a nice wife to help replentish your supply, she's a keeper ;-)

cass

 

[HotCoals]

I'll second the rum!

 

[tcassavaugh]

Rum wouldn't have spilled cause it wouldn't have been set down. ;-)

..........but its hard to pick up the heavy chunks with one hand........... :lol:

cass

 

[Huntindog1]

a little bit in the gas tank keeps things running smooth, for both you and the splitter.

 

[woodgeek]

Call OSHA--these splitters clearly need to have cupholders.

 

[tcassavaugh]

Call OSHA--these splitters clearly need to have cupholders.

+1 ;-)

 

[Bub381]

If you've got a buzz going and a drink in 1 hand you will only be in danger of losing half your fingers. :zip:

 

[adrpga498]

OLd school here, all my beers taste better AFTER any power tool usage. Just a safety nut here. As you were. TY

 

[LLigetfa]

If you've got a buzz going and a drink in 1 hand you will only be in danger of losing half your fingers. :zip:

Not really. If one hand is holding the beer, the other hand has to be on the lever, out of harm's way.

Cup holder is a good idea. Will go good with my umbrella to keep snow flakes from diluting my beer.

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[Bub381]

Something wrong with that picture! Ohhh,no recliner.

 

[rottiman]

"Here, hold my Beer,........watch this"

 

[mywaynow]

Beer on the splitter is like beer in the cup holder of the mower. It goes flat fast! Alchol abuse on 2 levels- personal foul- 15 yards.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Beer is good but save it until the splitting is done. No sense in making a fool of yourself.

 

[LLigetfa]

Ja, well... the cup holder on my mower gets filled with grass clippings so I wouldn't want the extra fiber in my diet. Never thought about the vibrations making the beer go flat. Might have to make a special anti-vibration mount for the splitter like an old jock strap cup holder.

 

[Larry in OK]

Well, it's not like it was real beer so no real loss :cheese:

 

[Bub381]

Also a good point. :red:

 

[Hass]

Man, I love hearth threads.

City folk have no idea what they're missing... Aside from the few that are on here. Which... know what they're missing

 

[MasterMech]

Ja, well... the cup holder on my mower gets filled with grass clippings so I wouldn't want the extra fiber in my diet. Never thought about the vibrations making the beer go flat. Might have to make a special anti-vibration mount for the splitter like an old jock strap cup holder.

+1 on beer/liquor after the work is complete!

I too have the vibration issue with sodas on my tractor, makes 'em flat in no time.

Deere makes a pretty good stick-on cup holder, prices may vary but check with your local dealers, they're about $12 here. ;-)

 

[Blasket]

Well, it's not like it was real beer so no real loss :cheese:

I was thinking the same, save the lite beers for chainsaw operation ;-)

 

[Beer Belly]

Well, it's not like it was real beer so no real loss :cheese:

I knew this one was coming sooner or later....what took ya so long :lol:

 

[begreen]

I with you on that one Dennis. I don't like mixing things that can harm me with alcohol.

 

[Beer Belly]

I'd like to make it clear, that I do not support the idea of working any equipment while under the influence......I limit myself to just a few, never any amount that would impact my ability, nor judgement of operating equipment.......especially after my incident with the Chainsaw, Ladder and the Tree. Just an attempt of a little humor %-P