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Fairly common for roots to pull, you say. I'm not arguing, mind you...I'm sure you know what you know based on what is your experience. But that does not reflect mine. Different ground, perhaps, even though we both cut in western Oregon. I've only twice in nearly 40 years had a rootwad go in...

Gypo, what is causing these lotsa times root pull or whole root wad pull? I am bumfuzzled.

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I have not had this happen either, but I also recall Stig's warning. If I recall, Jer Beranek also mentioned this hazard. Doug Dent did not, and it was his classes that gave me the inside out release cut method as my normal approach, unless I saw something to steer me away...like compromised...

True dat...have to back cut under the bore cut level.

Set the hinge thickness up from the bore, then flip the bar and cut out the rear, or pull the bar and release from the outside.

Highly, indeed.

Dumb-ass comment from the peanut gallery? Rico, I make a post supporting your objections to Murphy's BBC ideas and you see that as an attack? I don't think I'm following, either.

Hang on a few there, Rico. Murphy will probably explain to you all the things you don't understand, that he does. Then you will have the gift of his wisdom. Lucky fellow that you are :).

I'm not so sure beavers have that ability.

I've seen a case or two of saw work that looked about like that, Mick. :D