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reading a trees movement in crown breakdown


nuggsy
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was breaking down a crown today and had a near miss, hold my hands up should have stopped and looked again but wasnt really sure how it was gonna go so i took a chance.

 

so im wondering if anyone has any tips on how to read the behaviour i suppose of the tree ie tension and compression and how to drop it to the ground without getting hurt ????

 

i wasnt hurt but it could so easily have been worse

 

live and let learn

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i was half way through breakdown and had looked at it and thaught yeah il take the wieght of the end and carry on just getting smaller n smaller i cut through and it sat down and closed the cut up so i gave the piece a kick and the whole lot dropped towards me narrowly missing me because i thaught it would sit up with the amount of branches still on it

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