just asked because of all the fuss about cutting down this tree with the centre rotten. need to look up and see which way the tree is leaning and make your notch accordingly.i have cut a few like that and thought nothing of it , just always keep in mind where u are going to jump to if something goes wrong. my dad was a tree faller for over 30 years every winter in the deep snow, with his homelite saws all through.the last saw he bought was the 922 homelite and i have it now.i even have the C9 he bought in 1964. he started out with a crosscut by hand . he fell a 48 tree in 1948 by hand. the only accident he had was in 1979 when he broke his leg in a falling accident, after that he retired from falling tree's. he started falling tree's in his twenties. plus it was manditary to wear your hard hat, which were aluminum i still remember. and the smell of that bush from the truck when he came home which was not very often during the winter. i would just go and sit in the truck just to have the bush smell.
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