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Dropping Some Trees

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Certified106, Oct 24, 2015.

  1. Certified106

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    Sure did use them all the time but for whatever stupid reason it the thought to try to use them to open the cut back up never crossed my mind........
     
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    Done the same thing, except I used a back up bar to cut the stuck bar out!:rofl: :lol::yes:
     
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    These things happen.:D
     
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    Been there done that. Luckily it wasn't that hard to get out. I might try the wedge idea next time to hold the cut open though. Weird thing was I really wasn't trying to cut all the way through and intended to just cut the top and then roll the log after I top cut the whole section.
     
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    I got my bar stuck twice yesterday , tweaked the log with cant hook , came right out
     
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    Well, if it's gonna happen, better to have happen to a tree on the ground than a tree still standing.