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It wasn't the unions it was the roots of the single tree that failed where it was braced to the multi stemmed cypress and also rot in the multi stemmed

 

:001_rolleyes:

 

Watch it again.

 

The unions fail which means the single one (which is attached to the others by the failed top) goes over with the stems from the failed unions.

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i woulda climbed it! :D hahahah only joking... looks like a crap yer pants number, wonder how he got that single stem that was left down.

 

I would have climbed it.

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:001_rolleyes:

 

Watch it again.

 

The unions fail which means the single one (which is attached to the others by the failed top) goes over with the stems from the failed unions.

 

Ahhhhhh so it does, very observant, i do apologise good sir :bowdown:

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you cant really say that just from watching a vid though, looked pretty brown inside, i MAY have climbed it, or atleast climbed the smaller one.

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The guy in that clip is a very experienced big tree faller, i dare say more so that anybody on this forum(perhaps any of the others too), im sure he anticpated the possibility of failure and his rapid escape shows his general awareness of the task at hand. Good on him making the video public i say.

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hahaha indeed stevie he runs like a man who knows his cohones are at risk *giggle*

 

No doubt it was a calculated risk if he was as experienced as you say steve!:001_smile:

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ive seen some of this guys other videos on youtube and he definately knows how to deal with the big wood, cant say id like to do some of the stuff he does, i wouldnt know where to start!

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no way steve? this is the same guy thats in those famous pictures? felling a thuja at 100 foot with another 100foot of top above him? in a broken leg cast aswell! beranek is a legend in college circles.

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