Posted by Geo-TH,In on April 08, 2017 at 05:22:42 from (172.78.43.216):
In Reply to: Big Tree Down posted by Rusty6 on April 07, 2017 at 22:08:52:
I had a similar problem, blue spruce planted too close to house. Started rubbing against the shingles. It was only 20 ft tall. I backed my 6x10 ft dump trailer close to tree. Used generator in back of truck and my 4 hp electric chain saw to remove about 6 ft of lower branches and put in trailer before I dropped the tree in trailer. Perfect landing. Strapped tree in trailer and hauled it to fire pit.
Only took me about 30 minutes start to finish.
As for trees, I've learned my lesson. Sooner or later, they will get too big and fall on buildings.
I had over 20 trees removed so after a 90 mph straight line wind, I won't find them on a house or garage. A wind damaged two houses and 3 garages because of trees falling on them. One tree put 9 skylights in one place. A branch went into the dining room, broke a truss.
I like the shade, but hate the mess and damage trees will cause.
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