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Where do you keep your Pokie Thingy??

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Gary_602z, May 4, 2014.

  1. Gary_602z

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    ... and what do you use it for?:):)

    I keep a small cotter key on my gas cap. Comes in handy for cleaning out the oil hole on my bar.
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    Gary
     
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    Lol not what I expected
     
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  3. bogydave

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    That's a good idea !
    Tool box goes when the saws go. (has "stuff " I might need in it :) )
    Stainless safety wire for bar grove & oil hole if needed.
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  4. My IS heats my home

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    Same here . Kind of a loaded question. :)
     
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    I was thinking this was gonna be another Winnie the Pooh story from bogydave… ;)
     
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    I search the ground for a small stick usually.
     
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    I search the ground for a small stick usually. To clean the bar I use the t handle screwdriver/bar wrench.
     
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    Oh come on, someone has to do it....


    In my pants; unless the wife needs it.
     
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    I leave them hanging on the numerous Hawthorn trees around here till I need one.

    Hey, what gives? Nobody liked my post about the guy "pulling the trigger on his Johnson" but you all get excited over pokie thingy? ;)
     
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    I musta missed it. So many posts, so little time… :D
     
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    If I ever clean my bar groove I use the flathead on scrench and the bar oil hole gets a small green twig.
     
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    I like to keep my twig in a box at all times :) :). Seriously though.... Coming from a family of masons... Always a bunch of line twigs hanging around for cleaning bar grooves and such ! Any saw goes...the box goes with. image.jpg image.jpg
     
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    Like the bright orange box
    Easy to see/find in the woods :)
     
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    I like the idea of marking your tools. I spray paint all my garden tools with bright yellow. Never misplace them now, or step on them.
     
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    Yup, did that with my pulp hook. Kept losing it in leaves and snow. Works good.
     
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