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Ha one backing up another, another example of him taking something good (a wedge) and doing it twice (two wedges)

You shoulda seen him climb with 2 friction hitches.

I think he meant 650, not 450 regarding the saw; I think it was a 3:1 unless he didn't do a Z rig; and I bet if he wouldn't have ferked with the wedge, much less two, that he would have been done before it was DARK! :P:P:P

Ah the good ole "pile it on the trailer and unload it with a front end loader" days. $2300 in damage, best I remember.

Can you send them to me? My only copy was on the old old old House which was lost. And, a wedge wouldn't have helped in that instance ;).

He can beat 9.4 seconds with no advantage sharpening (woods chain) and pump gas with one of those saws? He hasn't the cubes! KD did mine.

I'm packin a saw that makes a 24" cut in green oak in about 9.4 seconds with an out of the box factory chain. Whatchoo throwing down wit?

Touche While you're getting the ax and wedge out of the truck, I'm already loading the wood and trying to decide about lunch. Forgot the smilie: :P

You can generate a shit ton more pull with a rope than you can push with a wedge. By the same token, with way less force in the rope, you can generate the same amount of lift that the wedge offers without extra stress on the hindge. You feel better with wedges, I feel better with a rope. The...

Never had a time when something with only a rope went pear shaped (that was caused by only using a rope), never felt the threat of it happening. Face, pretension, back cut, pull. Worse case, the rope still prevents set back. Not saying I never use both, but in that tree I wouldn't.

I would only use a rope, and I'd bet my car or mini could pull it over no problem.

I'd flop it.