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You made it look easy again Reg, top drawer, and I love the commentary.

 

Interesting thoughts on the wind-proofing.

 

I have taken to cutting a channel on the way up where possible then knocking the top out early through the channel. It makes the rest of the tree easier for me mentally, knowing I won't be going back up a stripped pole to take out a potentially windy top.

 

That tree was about 100' taller than the stuff I do normally, mind.

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Thanks

 

Dont know about the wet/dry rope conductivity, only that it was a 15KV wire.

 

David, it took the morning to get the tree down, probably 7 or more big chunks before we could fall it. It was about 4ft at the base. We did the smaller one adjacent in the afternoon and a lot of sawing.

 

Like Marc said, the KRAB is for convenience....and people often seem to find the most complicated ways to attach a block and sling to my climb-line, so it keeps things simple in that sense also.

 

Its always a good policy Mark B....and seems as I had to climb all the way up anyhow to set the rigging it often makes sense on a single-stem-tree at least, to cut away whatever you can.....and what with the weather being so changeable and volatile around here lately i.e. the property had 4 similar size trees down just a week or so earlier, one right on top of two out-buildings.

 

Hope I haven't missed anything there. Thanks again

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