Limb Lock 2
Limb Lock 2 :
Limbing technique used to more safely handle back pressure and sideways pressure on limbs in order to reduce the liklihood of a limb under pressure kicking back and striking the logger's leg or pinching the saw. Two bypassing cuts are made, one on the top side and one on the bottom side of the limb (top and bottom refer to the top and bottom of the limb as if the tree were standing up). The cut on the top of the limb is made closer to the trunk of the tree and the cut on the bottom is made further out on the limb. This creates a step in the limb which helps prevent the limb from kicking out or back toward the logger
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