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looks like you were at the underside of the tree when felling the middle stem out, never seen that before. i always like to be at the topside, much safer imo. looked proper dead. hard as hell usually but yet still chewy.:001_smile:

 

Was actually tied in behind the back stem and moved round to the dide to make felling cut easier. Any movement would have put me safe round the back. A bit deceptive on the vid. :001_smile:

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Classic crash and burn...looks like nice firewood.

Seems like u use a shallow scarf ( face cut) 1/4 diameter hence the big backcuts? Is that standard over their or some other reason?

 

Just found the face cuts right for the job.

 

The lad I did the climbing for ended up giving all the firewood away bar a couple of T I managed to get away :scared1:

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Was actually tied in behind the back stem and moved round to the dide to make felling cut easier. Any movement would have put me safe round the back. A bit deceptive on the vid. :001_smile:

 

sorry mate, didnt mean to criticise, but i had to mention it, it was bothering me.. i knew if you had been doing this for 20plus years you would know what you are doing:001_cool: videos and pics never give the true scale and an idea of lean and angle. i wonder if you would of shown the vid if the trunk had ended up through the fence:001_tongue:

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i wonder if you would of shown the vid if the trunk had ended up through the fence:001_tongue:

 

No offence taken :001_smile:

 

Yeh I would have. It would have made the stupid get acting as banksman at the bottom run even faster!

 

(must admit I did get a slight twitch when the stem took off so fast :ohmy: - dead wood, loose bark, 45 degree slope n all that stuff)

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(must admit I did get a slight twitch when the stem took off so fast :ohmy: - dead wood' date=' loose bark, 45 degree slope n all that stuff)[/quote]

 

 

i find if you hold your breath and clench your butt cheeks, 4 ton of wood doing 20mph will stop where you want it too.:001_tt1:

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