Tree cuttin nightmare....
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#12
Why did your dad plant the tree right outside the garage door in the first place?
Just messing with ya, anytime you don't wreck a building or drop it on the truck you did good.
Just messing with ya, anytime you don't wreck a building or drop it on the truck you did good.
#13
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: "The Peoples Republic of Illinois".....behind enemy lines
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I agree 100% about the rope!!! I cut A LOT of trees down. I've got a big chain saw, so friends etc. are always hitting me up to cut trees down for them!! I've got about 75 feet of 1" braided hemp rope that I use to tie off and pre load trees for felling!! I've also got a good "ratcheting come along" and sometimes I even use my tow strap for tree felling!!! Some of my friends say it's work, I actually kind of enjoy it!!
#14
Good job!!
We had to take one down beginning of fall this year. Angle of one of the limbs was towards the house. 1 angled cut, 1 ****** strap and 1 diesel truck... we were able to keep the limb from hitting the house. Heavy hit to the throttle missed the house by 4 feet. The rest of the tree fell towards the yard on a subsequent cut.
**Note: be darn sure to have more rope/strap than the tree is tall. Don't want to be the next Youtube clip of a crushed truck.
Good times!!
We had to take one down beginning of fall this year. Angle of one of the limbs was towards the house. 1 angled cut, 1 ****** strap and 1 diesel truck... we were able to keep the limb from hitting the house. Heavy hit to the throttle missed the house by 4 feet. The rest of the tree fell towards the yard on a subsequent cut.
**Note: be darn sure to have more rope/strap than the tree is tall. Don't want to be the next Youtube clip of a crushed truck.
Good times!!