Posted by TWL on May 02, 2013 at 19:30:55 from (206.162.206.215):
In Reply to: Tree Cuttin Experts posted by Banditfarmer on May 02, 2013 at 18:54:15:
Look up bore cutting on the internet. It is very important to understand the reaction the saw makes while doing this. When you practice this methood a few times you will see how the hinge and back straps will hold the tree and you can get it to fall where you want by driving in plastic wedges. I am not an expert by any means. I had to go to training for my job. They taught us to have 2 escape routes and look up look down look all around. I no longer have the cut and run methood. There is a sight line on most good quality saws to help cut the wedge in which direction you want the tree to go.
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