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Holy hell.

Couple of winners there.

Ooof.

Yessir, one darn well better learn. The lessons can be hard sometimes. Luck is fickle; nice to have it land on your side. We all need that, as much as we can get. I don't think I can watch that barberchair vid a second time. That is bad.

You could see that coming from the getgo.

Stupid hurts.

Looked like a Ponderosa pine to me.

And how many others bearing chainsaw to wood every day might that be said of ? :D

Man, that is really bad.

Oh my...

Truth, both of y'all have it right. REALLY lucky.

Wow. I'm with Mick...clearly, there was at no point any way that might have worked.

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For many years I had no problems with the venerable Warn 8k. It had the benefit of not being too likely to pull the truck it was mounted to instead of the object I was trying to move :). I sometimes needed to add blocks, often several in tandem, to get enough ma to giterdone, but those are...

Proper deployment of a truck mounted winch instead of pulling with the vehicle would have solved all those dumb azz issues. Plus not cutting off the hinge...that didn't help much either :). People running the saw sometimes get impatient...I've seen that human error push a tenable situation...

Amazing.

A good plan, Gary. There are times when it's a necessary evil, but it's an evil all the same.

I recall that one clearly as well, my old friend. We are doing pretty good, memory still is holding up pretty solid :D.

I sure hope so.

Pretty concise summary. :)