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Kind of lost me there, Jamin. The whole idea of the Trango in a hazard situation is that you can lean back on it and trust it, so you can get you work done and yet still be able to release it smoothly and quickly if the tree gives way, splits, whatever. Several of the suggestions here have...

I have just started using the Trango cinch with a light weight 10 mm Bee-line lanyard. Seems like it would work really well for an emergency release setup as it is still releasable under load. If it is a bad tree, just remove the stopper knot in the tail of your lanyard...