While it seems that we have a good number of people with knowlege on using cross-cut saws for woodcutting I thought I'd fuel the interest with another question.
Once you have a tree on the ground - how to you go about bucking it without pinching the saw?
I alway have troubles with this part. The tree's crown is still attached so I can't roll the logs with a log jack. With a chainsaw I'll just find a spot where I can cut from underneath allowing the cut to open up as the tree settles. But this isn't alwas possible with a 2-man saw.
Once you have a tree on the ground - how to you go about bucking it without pinching the saw?
I alway have troubles with this part. The tree's crown is still attached so I can't roll the logs with a log jack. With a chainsaw I'll just find a spot where I can cut from underneath allowing the cut to open up as the tree settles. But this isn't alwas possible with a 2-man saw.