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Originally idea was from an experienced senior when I started with the council, learnt loads from him, although never tried it. Had a couple of large poplars to do a few years ago in a tight space, crowns off left awkward stem fells, actually used the client's (he happened to be an engineer) 2t car jack worked a treat.

Wanted a 20t but bought a 10t off ebay, some on them today for about £25.

Really important to use a scaffold "foot" plate to spead the load otherwise it may spilt it, see 2nd last picture. wedges are purely for back up. Be amazed at what these can do.

Last picture too much pull on an opposite leaning ash, didn't expect that I can tell you.

Feel free to use the pictures or ask further.

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