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I might not mind my neighbor smashing my shack. I might be wanting a new one. You're not afraid of some work. When you price replacing something that could be likely undamaged, compared to climbing a dead tree or renting a lift, it might pencil out over buying a bunch of gear and whatnot...

how expensive is a firewood shed? Risk versus reward? Is it a 'real' building or 4 posts with a plywood roof?

Not you, Gary. I mean that he can take videos and post them if he wants better advice. A drill test video, a video of the surroundings and surrounding trees, etc.

Take short videos...give 10 times the info to the TH.

You're a fly on an elephant's back, if you're not releasing huge pieces.

The rope will cross other obstacles if let hold, perhaps trees. I'd go with cut it, in either case. WAAAY safer. Nobody is going to get hands sucked into the LD. I don't think you will be letting it loose in a way that you think you will. From how far from the LD do you envision lessening the...

Sounds like a 2-3 person job, low skill for 1 or 2 plus a rigger/ sawyer. One on maasdam, one cutting, one ready to release the guy line. Consider if you can arrange the rope to have the end, rather than the middle at the ground anchor. If you have it tensioned, it will cut like butter...

how hard of a lean?

why a guy line?

Three strand had a lot of stretch, not good in a guy line.