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The worst that has happened to my breakaway tether is that it has become very dirty.

Honest mistake, Fiona, no mind. Most of us looked the other way, 'cept Cory. :lol:

Thanks for the responses to the initial post. Obviously some trees or situations where relieving the weight would possibly be the best approach, there isn't the option to do that. It was the case yesterday and prompted the post, where the crown above had a lot of rot in it and was much reduced...

When you guys cut very large horizontals, do you ever put a face in the lower side to give the log more time to swing down before it breaks away? After kerfing the underside up as far as seems good without getting pinched, I do start my cut from the top and then swing the bar over to the far...