Posted by Donald Lehman on March 07, 2014 at 06:45:04 from (184.12.69.19):
In Reply to: pulling out a tree posted by 37Chief on March 06, 2014 at 20:35:03:
If this tree is around buildings or power lines, I would suggest gritting your teeth and hire it done unless you have had a lot of experience with this sort of thing. The fact that you are asking here about it suggests you don't have much experience with tree felling. Hire it done!
If it's out in a field just saw the darn thing down and worry about grubbing out the stump after the tree is safely down. If you "think" the tree is 50-60 ft tall then you need at least 150 of chain, cable or rope and 200 ft. would be safer. If that tree has any dead branches in it, you are attempting a VERY dangerous thing. A two or three inch diameter piece of dead branch flying across the yard could easily kill you if it hits you it the head or chest.
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