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I tried. Will have to finish watching later. No words.

But I thought good tree guys don't make mistakes or damage property? :lol:

Seldom work alone, but I'm a sub so I'm always working with different crews. Instead of having to depend on a stranger to rope for me, I just stack the stuff up for them so they can deal with it however they are going to deal with it. I'll cut small enough to handle and stack easily and try not...

I've been one handing and doing the 'grab and toss' for a good part of my career. It's how I learned to cut from a bucket. Between the material handler and the 'grab and toss', I cannot remember the last time I had to rope down a limb in a tree. On the big stuff I have slings in the bucket that...

On stems like that where the brush is all gone and most of the load is off the trunk then I prefer gutting the hinge. And you're right, the low back cut nullified any possible advantage of the block face.

Any chance you can embed these? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OhkHs3nqpis" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

With his new axe, maybe? :lol:

Very nice!