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:lol: I seem to recall we've covered this ground at some point in the past :D.

This conversation takes me back to my first days as a FS certified climber, and a newbie contract administator. I was inspecting on a cone collection contract, and the contract climber I was bagging cones for didn't have a flip line long enough for one of the trees on the list. He climbed a...

That's great, Stig. Very clever, and proves my assumption wrong...though that's no big surprise. :D Sure is an odd looking stump, that's true.

Tandem D-8's, like a team of draft horses!

Then you don't have a Coos Bay cut, Andy.

You know, in all seriousness, I never really thought about it before...but there is no way you could use the Coos Bay cut with a bar length any less than 3/4 the diameter of the tree, I don't think.

Have to get Willie to bring your 090 down for a task like that...or Stig could fly over and I'll loan him my 460 to do the deed...I have a 24 inch bar I could slap on it :D.

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That one is beyond the scope of wedges being able to stand up, I fear :D.