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I can definitely see that! Cutting trees that are actively burning is really interesting. The longer it is burning the weaker it is getting, so you either walk away from it or get after it. The thing that really sucks is the ground you are cutting is usually really hot.

One of the things I like about this cut is it is fast to put in. Three cuts, all of them cut across the grain of the wood. Like B said, when dealing with hazard trees the less time you spend under the tree the better. Boring definitely has its place on a leaner, but this cut just has less...

I agree with you a 100%. Just need to watch the side lean, which a wedge will fix. I set it as far forward as I can, so you don't cut the side of your wedge on the backcut.:X

Sean, First name is Willy. I do wildland fire as one of my jobs.

The great state of Montana. I went to an advanced faller class a few years ago and spent some time cutting with Doug looking over my shoulder. I learned a lot from him. He was one of the best teacher I have been around.

B, I'm Qualified with the state.

Ya, a little operator error. :)

The side cuts and the back cut are the same height. If they are off it will slow down the back cut because you are cutting more wood.

This is my first time posting here. I've learned a lot from many of you so I guess I should pay some info back. So is this what you wanted the stump to look like when you were done? When doing this cut two things will cause you problems. One is side lean and the other is the two side cuts not...