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Lipstick on a pig

I already did... how about we discuss the real world stig? most arbs around here don't even know you're supposed to match your face cuts, much less how to do it in two cuts..

A perfect example of the difference between logging and arb work. That low back cut is used when the pull line is set below the tree's COG. and the problem with it is that it requires a lot more pull to move the tree, which isn't a problem if you're pulling with a 50,000 lb skidder cable... not...

Not everyone is an experienced faller. Most arbs including me are far from it.. and of course it matters... arbs don't carry hammers on our belts...

How much sense does that make???? better to have a hinge with less strength so the pull goes to fight the back lean, not the hinge... its often best to gut the hinge on back leaners, to weaken them..

As long as their is a top gunning line on the saw, you can look right down it before you start the cut, then after a few seconds of cutting, stop and re-check the gun... ITs fast, easy and extremely accurate. every once in a while you may stand back and see that you mis-judged the lean or...

I've always wondered that myself.. maybe its because cranes are free, they fit in your back pocket, and look cool for the neighbors.. one point of consideration.. you might want to consider making that top cut first on those notches. I've seen a lot of great arbs banging out pie cuts with a...

With that little bit of line in the system, there isn't much give either.. was that 5 wraps? I can't seem to get 4 wraps to move, no matter how hard I try. Was that rope was visibly damaged by the porty? That sling was all thinned out.. Would take a physics genius to even approximate the forces...