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shows sound fundamental falling technique used to safely direct the fall of two extremely large white oak trees. One of these 115' trees was within 70' of a new house. Both had significant back lean. If you watch closely you can see them sit back a little when the back strap is released, even with two pull lines pre-tensioned with trucks.

 

 

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shows sound fundamental falling technique used to safely direct the fall of two extremely large white oak trees. One of these 115' trees was within 70' of a new house. Both had significant back lean. If you watch closely you can see them sit back a little when the back strap is released, even with two pull lines pre-tensioned with trucks.

 

 

 

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Nice fells i love a big straight fell it all just explodes when it hits the deck! I dont understand the 2 plunge cuts felling the top though. Can you explain it please?

It was an experimental cut, which I;d been thinking about for a while.. Worked pretty well, though it could be refined..

 

Rather than make a notch undercut, I just plunged straight in and came out the bottom, so no need to cut up against gravity.. second cut was plunged in higher, leaving a small strap of holding wood, and top cut acted much as back release cut in falling.. so the piece just popped off..

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