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Jed, back in the old days, the pre throwline and Bigshot days, a fellow could get in a lot of hurt by overestimating his wedging ability. Today if we find out we can't beat the tree over, we just shoot a line into it. No need for wasting time pre setting one IMO. Back in them days I once had...

No, you'll have to tell the apprentice to get the ropepuller out of the truck:D I use that trick ( The wedges first one, not the apprentice one) once in a while. It has it's place in the toolbox for sure.

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Just from the way he started his facecut one can tell, he is not a pro. So anything he has to say is of no value whatsoever. I've said this before: " Either the tree has head lean or not, setting both wedges and a backstrap is a waste of time ". What was your point in posting this shit...

I have nothing to add to what Burnham posted. Sean, I use that " wedge dial" tecnique with setting a wedge by it's very tip, so it'll show movement, when tyhe situation calls for it. I can't really see it's value in an arborist setting, but when felling in the woods on a windy day, it can tell...