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Look at what you just wrote, Robert...all that caniption with rope and biners and pulleys and not wanting to bother the groundies, when a couple of wedges and a felling axe would have it all done and taken care of. But your point about proper training is well taken...if you don't know how to do...

I still find it hard to believe there are cutters out there that don't use wedges...no matter what your field of work, a sawyer needs wedges to handle some situations. A good sawyer can handle many felling situations without a pull line at all, given the right tools: wedges and a proper axe.

Wedges, people...wedges :D.

How much did you bet him? :lol: 8)

I'm with your other guy too, Butch. Afraid the physics of the deal are inescapable. It's a case of mechanical advantage, not just your body weight.