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Micks advice is the same as my uncle used to love hollering when we worked in neighbourhoods with all the old dittys watching. "Pull hard, it'll come easy". :D

That one has nowhere to go but up I think. :D

See my post above. :P You can not cut off the hinge and still have very little directional control.

Surely you've pulled many trees Mick? Improper cuts can cause the hinge to fail and the tree to go with its weight/lean. Or cause it to swing way off the lay. Or barberchair. Or need way more pull to commit. Or.......the list goes on and on. To say the cutting doesn't matter and the pull...

It's not as simple as you're making it Mick. A properly cut tree will go over way easier than an improperly cut up one. With much less pull force I mean. Some bad cuts like a bad Dutchmen will break the hinge before it'll pull over so the harder you yank you're just screwing yourself.