Eh....i dont know!

[Husqvarna King]

2 minutes ago, shillo said:

That was the funniest thing ive seen in a long time!!

Wasn't me, got sent it a few months ago ??

[Khriss]

Only variety I have done is a box hinge- heavily leaning small trees or heavy lateral branches, gob cut then reduce cuts on either side, followed by yr back cut, pops out like a lil box, no tearing or splitting. K

[TIMON]

Vertical snap cut is a useful one for hung up and v heavy leaners. Definitely need your wits about you on that one though.

[stihlmadasever]

Any forestry guys on here?

Clearly you domestic types dont do windblow...?

[Mark E]

For severing stem from root plate step cut, C, D, J, V, storm cut or angled severing cut. If finishing with any type of step make sure saw is on slow moving side to prevent it from being thrown. Cut long log if necessary.

For heavy leaners with loose roots avoid dogtooth as they can split downwards as you are cutting towards the back causing back roots to rip from the ground throwing you forward.

Up to 45 degree lean use coos bay with small or no front sink or reverse double V and fast back cut. If oversize possibly do a conventional double V with a chevron bore at the rear and a fast back cut. 

More than 45 degree lean then compression only cut is a good option.

Whatever you are doing in windblow make sure you have good escape routes sorted and expect the unexpected. Have fun but stay safe.

[spuddog0507]

2 hours ago, stihlmadasever said:

Any forestry guys on here?

Clearly you domestic types dont do windblow...?

eh yeh,, for 35 years thanks,

[stihlmadasever]

51 minutes ago, spuddog0507 said:

eh yeh,, for 35 years thanks,

Yeah i clocked your input earlier bud thanks,appreciate your contribution?