I had a solo storm job soon after daylight. An uprooted bigleaf maple laying on a bunch of bent-over alders at a wellness retreat center, a recent new client.
Chained it, sizwheel, triple hinged, bore-cut, trying to steer it a bit left... and it tipped, and continued to lay on the trees without breaking the hinge.
The root plate flapped back down with the tree ending up laying atop the stump when I tripped it. I had a clear exit path.
I had 4 hours of ground worker help, and additional 2.5 solo.
Natural crotched down a few pieces that I self- lowered, speedlined a few, and self-caught/ lowered a number onto the speed line. Dumped a pair of 6" diameter leaders onto the slope, yarding them up the slope with the mini and rope.
Got 5 yards of chips and firewood. I was running low on fuel in my cs2511t, and the 12" bar was pretty maxed.
Oh, and thanks Paul Cox for making the Wraptor!