Posted by D beatty on March 06, 2014 at 21:40:21 from (24.12.128.33):
In Reply to: pulling out a tree posted by 37Chief on March 06, 2014 at 20:35:03:
You didn't saw what type of tree. If its a tree with no tap root get your cable or chain up about 30 ft if you can and make sure chain or cable is way longer than the tree is tall. Then put a large tractor on an chain or cable. Then dig on back side of tree and cut roots with tractor tension on cable ( you should have help while doing this).We have taken as many libs off back side as we could useing the weight on other side to help take it over and they don't down come down with a thud like cutting them down. If it has a tap root cut it down and grind stump, burn it or drill holes in stump and let rot out. .
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