Interesting grill treatment

[greg g]

Not my cup of tea but an interesting use of slavaged material

[Merle Coggins]

Plus, if you run out of firewood at the campground you can just pop out the grill and cut up some more.

[Reg Evans]

I never saw that before. The owner must be a young blade.

[Dave72dt]

I think it looks very appropriate for the finish on the truck. Makes the truck look aggressive. I'd leave it like that if not redoing the paint. Those blades will make a young guy feel old in a hurry if used the way originally intended.

Maybe he's just storing them there because the bed is full.

[jakenoklahoma]

I am digging it in a sort of Christine or Maximum Overdrive way....

[greg g]

Well I do remember using my father and uncle using a two man cross cut, some wedges and several buck saws after hurricane Hazel (54) knocked down an old Maple tree in my Grandmother's yard. Lotsa sweat and some interesting new vocabulary, I was 7 or 8 at the time.

When they got into the 30 + inch diameter stuff, the decided to call somebody with power saws.

[lugnut123]

Take that truck and hang a maniquin arm out the front. That would look cool.

[Reg Evans]

Take that truck and hang a maniquin arm out the front. That would look cool.

Kinda like this?

[Don Coatney]

I like my log manifold better.

[Allen I.]

Ooooh, 85 hp table saw.

Makes me laugh ... when my grandpa got ticked at grandma, he'd go down in the basement and rip a few boards. Man did she ever hate the noise of that table saw.

[lugnut123]

Now that there's funny Reg