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Stubby Grand Master

Stubby

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Is the rope they are pulling on attached to the climber or are they trying to pull the tree down :confused1:

 

The cutter is putting a " gob " in the LH stem and they are going to pull it over onto the brash pile . Seems fine to me .

skyhuck Grand Master

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The cutter is putting a " gob " in the LH stem and they are going to pull it over onto the brash pile . Seems fine to me .

 

Glad you said "cutter", not climber, ladders :thumbdown:

Stubby Grand Master

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Glad you said "cutter", not climber, ladders :thumbdown:

 

Think he must have climbed up the stem to put the timber hitch on the pulling rope and the ladder is just were it was left when he accessed the tree .

Stubby Grand Master

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Why not just anchor rope to other tree.

 

I expect the LH limb is a natural leaner toward the building and so needs a tug to get it over centre . All looks normal to me ......

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