One Suggestion
A) Leave the easy side for high, multiple, vertical,frictional supports, unload any unnecessary weight from them, you can now at least put that much back on. Thread the line for a lot of friction on these unloaded, multiple supports. Maybe throw through a lower tree, just to take some more anchor load out of the formulae. High friction will also take pull off the control line, thereby unloading the anchors further, it also will allow less line as to be stretched,that we are going to minimize, to maximize that unforgiveng cable like tightness to our advantage We also are going to werk the heck out of the support of the hinge, and only use the supports for 5 seconds.
B)Place line to load, far out, but so green will be heavy end. Perhaps throwing through an open fork and swinging back, catching and hitching to load. This particular load is even cocked back, seems to self tighten more.
C)We are going to tighten, knotch and have this machine self tighten even so much mopre that the rope will be like steel cable per the weight of the load. When the load can't stretch the line anymore, it will stop the load from going down and cause it to ark around especially if the hinge ushers in the same direction and doesn't fight it. So the guys will pull it as tight as possible, i might jump off a branch and impact my wieght on the line as they do, then might jump up between anchors, or anchor and load and sweat it out (a la' Brion Toss). If there is a fork out far enough on the load, ill throw the line through it then hitch to the load's belly so that all tightening is worth (2x-friction of rope curve on load-angle) per pulling strategy thread.
D)Then come down far enough to cut that the length between the load's pivot and the cut is a lever for laying the load into and prestretching the line(also a balast for the green end after tear off), the longer that lever the more the self tightening action,, the farther out the head will pivot while the hinge still holds on, but keep the green end heavy. Place a perfect, non crossing wide pivoting facecut for hinge that faces and guns exactly to the delivery point or as close enough that it won't be overloaded. The line will be carrying a lot of the load, so you can get some action here too, make the angles of the hinge and arc asked of line co-arborating, not fighting.
E)Eliminate some of the bottom hinge wood, leaving the holding wood on top, ushering over. As you cut down you empower the machine, come down and over at angle,like chasing load into the hinge. Don't cut through the hinge! This techqnique even gets support from pushing the load into the hinge tightly! Sometimes the guys have to give it some slack, to load the hinge with the new weight, to cause it to begin to fold. That's Okay, it is easier to give it slack at the end than it is too tighten it! Sometimes i use this technique, just to be able to remotely release the laod into the folding hinge without me around in species that splinter easy.
F)Try not to let it tear off unless the loads hitchpoint is beteewn you and the anchor, or the load could pull into you. If this is going to happen as it is hanging on to hinge after arking, have guys lower the load until hitch of load is between you and the anchor placing its weight to pull away from you..
