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Originally Posted by bigshea13  best i can give ya. i dont have any cool diagram software so i drew it and photoed it.? the hose just reduces friction and the lag offers a small amount of structural support{cobras would be better} and the cable is attached to a fixed point on the tree itself. no need for cables to be strung across or threw the air or to large pieces of concrete somewhere in the yard. like i said..set it up like you were rigging with a cable. |
/well thanks for that effort, but...
1. I don't want to drill through the trunk below the defect.
2. The hose at the top crotch might not be enough to prevent damage, given the load on it.
3. I don't understand the physics involved. Something seems a bit off, and it is not in standards or bmp's.
hey quercus, we are talking about blocks of concrete IN, not ON the ground, right? Hence "tree-to-ground".