I wanted to take down an 8" x 50' pine that has nowhere to go falling tree length. Being a non-climber, can I [using BS] hang block in larger pine [16"] at 45' with the line going from block over strong limb crotch and down to a choked tail holt at ground level. The lowering line would go from around 40' [choked] in the small pine thru the upper block then down to a lower block at the base of a larger tree then to truck. The larger pine is two feet away from the small one. Salami cutting it down piece by piece. Not giving it too much slack and not totally suspending it. When finished pull the upper block down with both ends of the lowering line. Very few limbs on tree but I'm aware of overhead danger. I have plenty of Sampson 1/2 and 5/8 line, all the blocks and tree saver tail hold straps. I have helped raise an A- frame before [logging] but never taken one down this way.
Hope my logging can be translated into arbospeak Anybody ever do this? What am I overlooking?
Hope my logging can be translated into arbospeak Anybody ever do this? What am I overlooking?
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