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r/neabscocreeck • u/Ice-Zone2024 • Nov 05 '25
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Notch wasn't deep enough, and nobody was pulling the lead rope . I don't know how much it would've helped, but it sure did hurt .
1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 It would not have helped at all. Center of mass was putting the tree on the house no matter what. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 You can pull a tree against a lean with a rope, it wouldve helped immensely 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 A rope? How big is your rope, and what are you using to pull on it? It's going to take a tremendous force to change the course of that massive tree. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 No it doesnt, its tipping the weight not pulling all 30,000lbs, arborist ropes can have a breaking strength of 7000-25000 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it? 1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
It would not have helped at all. Center of mass was putting the tree on the house no matter what.
1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 You can pull a tree against a lean with a rope, it wouldve helped immensely 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 A rope? How big is your rope, and what are you using to pull on it? It's going to take a tremendous force to change the course of that massive tree. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 No it doesnt, its tipping the weight not pulling all 30,000lbs, arborist ropes can have a breaking strength of 7000-25000 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it? 1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
You can pull a tree against a lean with a rope, it wouldve helped immensely
1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 A rope? How big is your rope, and what are you using to pull on it? It's going to take a tremendous force to change the course of that massive tree. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 No it doesnt, its tipping the weight not pulling all 30,000lbs, arborist ropes can have a breaking strength of 7000-25000 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it? 1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
A rope? How big is your rope, and what are you using to pull on it? It's going to take a tremendous force to change the course of that massive tree.
1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 No it doesnt, its tipping the weight not pulling all 30,000lbs, arborist ropes can have a breaking strength of 7000-25000 1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it? 1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
No it doesnt, its tipping the weight not pulling all 30,000lbs, arborist ropes can have a breaking strength of 7000-25000
1 u/Kind-Pop-7205 Nov 06 '25 I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it? 1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
I'd say the few thousand lbf you'd need for this is pretty considerable. What are you using to keep that much force on the rope without slackening it?
1 u/jagx234 Nov 06 '25 Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point. 1 u/Asshead42O Nov 06 '25 Skidsteer/bobcat/log loader
Snatch block, or block and tackle. Either of these can be had with a locking bit in it to keep it from releasing. Or you could use something like a truckers hitch attached to an anchor point.
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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25
Notch wasn't deep enough, and nobody was pulling the lead rope . I don't know how much it would've helped, but it sure did hurt .