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You said you make cuts that 99% of arbs can't make which led us to cuts that folks make that get the job done despite possibly not using your bag of tricks. The innernet reveals that guys the world over get similar types of jobs done every day using whatever techniques they have, and that...

Wow good one, never thought of that

Stig I don't recall that

Hey that was good.

Interesting. Sounds like a cousin of the Coos Bay cut. But the tree and monkeys I referenced weren't doing this cut, the tree was fair or back leaning, not head leaning. The stump looked like a war had been fought on it with all the slashing, hacking, and cutting that had been done on it.

Absolutely. But they get it done. I once watched a crew from a large, well equipped land clearing company fall this one particular tree on a residential job. Twas a large sugar maple 24"x 80', it definitely threatened the nearby house. They messed around with the box and back cut for like 10...

When I got into tree work from logging, I wondered how the heck guys learned to cut trees while only working in back yards and never having woods experience. But most figure it out.

BCs help a faller work on his 15 yard dash times.

Alder is highly prone to barber chair, true?

did you make a spring board or did you buy one somewhere? It has the metal end piece to bite into the wood? I bet that is sweet to have from time to time on a residential tree job.