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    Directional control of limbs while aloft

    So today I was playing around with some different cuts. It was a silver maple, the canopy had a heavy lean but with no targets of any kind if I took each lead at about 25' leaving 30-50' of lead to flop and cuts made in 8-20" wood. The 8"er I just used a normal humbolt and back cut, got'er cut...
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    Directional control of limbs while aloft

    The saw dust bug is strong with this one. May the dust be with you!
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    Directional control of limbs while aloft

    With a rope and without a rope. The limb that got me thinking was probably 25' long and if I cut it as it leaned it would have hung up int another tree so I wanted to pull it to the left using just the undercut and back cut. All went fine and swung in as intended. But then it got me thinking...
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    Directional control of limbs while aloft

    So the past week we've been taking apart three large silver maples. While I was making cuts I had to "put a little English" on the cuts i.e. pulling the undercut to one side or the other sometimes incorporating a tapered hinge to get the limbs to swing in the clear. I am not sure if this is...
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