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they look like young radiata btw.

 

the wood is fairly unpredictable in its hinging properties, might pull fibers, tear bark and cling on to the bitter end one minute, might be surprisingly brittle and shear off where its weighted the next.

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Reinforcing whats already said, cut smaller, standard back release, open scarf, sharp chain moving quick, wing cuts at hinge, choked lanyard tie in.

 

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For some peace of mind tie a sling or a bit of old rope around the trunk just underneath your cut,and over your anchor point, that with what's already been said you should be safe as houses 👍

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