Posted by Bus Driver on May 27, 2009 at 13:20:09 from (67.213.37.199):
In Reply to: large dead tree removal posted by Dan in North Houston on May 27, 2009 at 12:06:31:
Just working around that tree is dangerous. Falling branches can be be deadly. Can you spare the area for enough time for the tree to fall from rotting. Build a fence about 50' away circling the tree? If it has an obvious lean so as to predict the fall path, a bucket truck could be used from the opposite side to attach chain or heavy cable to pull the tree over in the natural direction of fall. Crawler loader with good ROPS could help push it over if the pulling does not work. But a person on the ground near that tree is in danger.
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