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I run one dog 'up' and one dog 'down'. Works a treat.

And yet they don't catch on.

I may misunderstand. I don't gather half the height of the flare. Is that saying if the buttress roots extend 6 inches away from the core of the stump, which may be 20" across, you need to cut 3" off the dirt?

That's not that low, is it? Would the full-wrap bump into the flares?

Stig, be that as it may about stump height, do you/ have you used full-wraps ever? Logging in Switzerland?

Steep hills sorta necessitate a full-wrap for ergonomics. Denmark is mentioned to be flat-flat.

I got my stumps as low as I wanted, yesterday. I bet they spend the money on grinding. Koi pond business in yard. Pics today. Koi, not stumps.

Nobody wants to pay for stump grinding. Hope you're charging for an ALAP cut over a standard cut. Included in the cost of removal, a stump 4-6" above the soil line. $300 for grind and clean-up, $50 for cutting ALAP. Easy for them to pay $50 if you explain that it is the worst type of cutting...

Only downside of a full wrap handle is you can't cut dirty stump wood with it. That's what a stump grinder is for. Much more ergonomic. Useful in the tree where the position of the bar (top side or bottom side of powerhead) in relation to your climbing gear/ rigging gear can make a difference.