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Oh, that makes sense. Thanks

Valid points

Well, that's true. It was actually all three factors. He didn't make a nice straight hinge, he made a triangular wedge. And the tree was compromised. And the mechanical advantage made it mimic a lean. Sorry, no, I don't know where the other pics are, that was last year I think

Oh thanks. Sorry, I didn't mean to send the first one

Nice, I dead wooded an unclimbable birch that the homeowner wanted to keep using that technique

Here's a video of a barberchair in a bur oak caused by excessive pressure on a 3-1. It happened at a "safety meeting" lol

Here's a video of a barberchair in a bur oak caused by excessive pressure on a 3-1. It happened at a "safety meeting" lol

He said it was a zero risk situation. I've experimented at customers houses when there's no risk. Obviously he knew it would be better to throw a notch in it, everyone knows that (except the guy that MasterBlaster worked for.) But if you're in a situation where you can do something wrong and you...

You're probably right. Someone barber chain a Russian olive for us and watch that thing twirl!

You can go static on a distel and it won't lock up...? Or you mean SRT with a rope wrench or something?

I love TS, so I hate to bring this up, but you can get 23-28kN rated auto locking carabiners for under $10 when you buy them in bulk off of AliExpress. Actually, you can get different ascenders and rope grabs off there for really good pricing. And TS have free shipping on a lot of items, but if...

Where do you get $10 eye-eyes?!

Anyone tried a 28" bar on a 562xp? I've been thinking about getting one, but not sure that the little 60cc engine will be enough to perform decently. Also, any bar suggestion? I've only had the stock 18" bar on it, but I'm curious how Foresters are