Posted by Banditfarmer on May 02, 2013 at 18:54:15 from (174.103.154.185):
I have this Pin Oak that needs to be cut down and I'm not sure how to drop it. As you can see the lowest limb is sticking strait out about 45 to 50 feet from the tree. The tree itself has grown out from the fence line and is leaning out about 8 to 10 degrees up to the first limb and its grown to the left side of the tree and the rest is strait up. I was looking at it today and for the life of me I cant figure how to cut it without falling and kicking back at me. I have cut a lot of trees down over the years and this one has me worried, Its one I wish I didn't have to cut to tell you the truth. Its really hard to fight gravity and drop it wear you want to. Anyone have any ideas on how to cut it? Bandit
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