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I did not want the straps to collapse the split! So, it was wedged to maintain & stabilize the shape as much as possible, while the back cut was done.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/QwxgDF3MZEM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> It was, indeed, a scary, big, dead Oak (44"). One other thing I did, that wasn't SOP, was to keep a second saw idling, in case the primary saw quit while making the felling...

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Coppice culling: I don't usually climb to harvest firewood. But, this tree had a heavy lean opposite the only clear lay. So, it was limbed, topped & bucked while standing to avoid a hang-up and not damage some nearby young trees (& well). Besides, it was more fun. Listen for the unusual...

Two widow-makers ... simple notch & drop ... also had a little fun with the editor: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/DQbwcyIhcAs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

August's vid was first rate ... so was that guy running ropes ... :thumbup:

Great find, Gary!!! Thanks ... here's to those guys ... :drink:

It's all them 12oz curls ... :drink: :drink: :drink: :lol:

"someone else" ;)

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Meh ... who needs wedges with a fine pull vehicle like that ... good job ... :thumbup:

:thumbup: ... just payin' it forward ... :)

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You can tie a Running Bowline with one hand, too ... with a little practice. ;)

Very nice video, Randy ... Good Job! Your Son did well! :thumbup: BTW ... this is a FABULOUS PHOTO {clipped from your vid}: :)

It is better, Nick ... did that a couple of years ago with a long dead Sycamore and a farm tractor. Ripped out one side ... then the other and dropped the stem with a letter box and a pull from the tractor ... GREAT TIME. :thumbup::thumbup:

:thumbup: on the Belay Spool! Though, a vertical speed line could have been used for the whole job. Roger that on drops below the feet and dampening limbs. ;) Even so, everything went well ... GOOD JOB, Randy ... nice vids! :)

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