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I do believe you are right. But the idea of a tree coming down on me terrified me. We trust that the ROPS cabs will save us, but we don't find out for sure until the tree lands on us.

Like I said, an upright tree and a pickup don't bother me. More often then not, I can just tighten up on the tree and be done with the truck. One thing I despise is pushing trees over. I absolutely hate it. Be it a dozer blade, skidder blade, or excavator boom, I hate it. I know a lot of loggers...

I've come to dislike pickups for pulling heavy trees against their lean. The last few times I used a pickup on a heavy tree, I felt like I was barely squeeking by. Trees that are dead straight, fine. Backweight, I'm just not so sure anymore. I like a loaded chip truck in low range for the trees...

Whatch'yall plannin on dewin wit dat firewood?

Listen to your gut. Its the biggest, meanest, sharpest, and most reliable tool in a tree mans gear bag.