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Buckin Ash & Trying different chain configurations.
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<blockquote data-quote="kenmbz" data-source="post: 7621200" data-attributes="member: 181426"><p>I felled an ash just like the one towards the end of his video.</p><p>Took 7 wedges to build up enough "direction" and it fell exactly where I wanted it between three smaller trees.</p><p>Had a bit more lean than this one, and was a somewhat recent poison ivy host. Which made it less fun.</p><p></p><p>Good to see him thinking through the lean like that. I think too many people with little experience don't really look at the tree from a lot of angles. For mine I looked at it on three separate days and formed the plan. Having a crew and rope or a cherry picker makes it easier, but so satisfying to see it lay down so well without the assist.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kenmbz, post: 7621200, member: 181426"] I felled an ash just like the one towards the end of his video. Took 7 wedges to build up enough "direction" and it fell exactly where I wanted it between three smaller trees. Had a bit more lean than this one, and was a somewhat recent poison ivy host. Which made it less fun. Good to see him thinking through the lean like that. I think too many people with little experience don't really look at the tree from a lot of angles. For mine I looked at it on three separate days and formed the plan. Having a crew and rope or a cherry picker makes it easier, but so satisfying to see it lay down so well without the assist. [/QUOTE]
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