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    Thanks Treegeek
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    The central leader unbalanced the plant back. The video doesn't show it well. Thanks, Giorgio
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    Poiché la pianta era molto sbilanciata indietro, ho lasciato quel pezzo di tronco per aiutare la caduta (dal video non si vede molto lo sbilanciamento). P.s.: grazie per i complimenti. Ciao, Giorgio
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    Thank you both for your question. From the video you couldn't see very well but I had to keep controlled most of the tree, because there were some plants below it. So there were risks also to dismantle the tree. I didn't cleaned off all the side because I wanted the plant to fasten to the ground after the falling. Once fell in the way I told, it's easier to work it, cutting off little piece at time, no risk. At 2 minutes in the video I prepared the cuts to make the final log fall, I took off the side supports, a little piece at time, I pulled off the log and I broke the cuts prepared before (at 2 minutes in the video). In my opinion it's has been the less dangerous way to work. Thanks, Giorgio
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    Thanks western
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    Saw milling some Elm
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    Thanks Slack ma girdle
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    Grazie David. Di sicuro sbaglio qualcosa per i video. Se qualcuno mi spiegasse Grazie ancora
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    Work is hard but sweat is repaid by results. :thumbup:

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    Thanks High Scale

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