What cut to use.

[Pete Mctree]

If in doubt (& the tree allows) climb higher & cut smaller

[jaime bray]

If in doubt (& the tree allows) climb higher & cut smaller

 

The problem there is that if in doubt it usually means your bottles gone on this job and climbing higher normally means the legs are a gogo dancing!!!! lol

[Pete Mctree]

The problem there is that if in doubt it usually means your bottles gone on this job and climbing higher normally means the legs are a gogo dancing!!!! lol

 

You can still climb upwards whilst crapping your pants

[jaime bray]

You can still climb upwards whilst crapping your pants

 

It makes a bigger plop when it hits the floor though

[num83r13]

Slash cut!

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

Lodgepole pine is my guess or possibly radiata depends on whether the cones are near or far away!

[brian hegarty]

That isn't the problem though.. I just dont want to be pulled in if it splits. The photos don't quite do the story justice but the tree is heavy enuf where it turns and it would be fairly torturous to go up any further I reckon. I was thinking about getting the rods out and lightening it off a bit from up there but I said I'd ask you guys first incase ye had some fantastically wonderfull idea's that I don't

 

 

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[jaime bray]

Slash cut!

 

The way of the zoro!!!! would make a lovely tare that would, rip twang kipper bang proper jobby that be

[Pete Mctree]

The cuts Peter noted will work on heavy leaners very well

[brian hegarty]

Thanks for that pete, ill take that on board..

 

 

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