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1 hour ago, YT23 said:

When I was cutting one branch which my solo, it snapped off? Is it because  only cut it from the top?

Could be . Usually  tears the bark as well . If you are not cutting in front of a growth point and you don't want the limb to come back cut it near the collar , then clean the cut face close to the collar . This will heal over ( doughnut )  eventually .

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When I was cutting one branch which my solo, it snapped off? Is it because  only cut it from the top?
Did you carry the chainsaw up a ladder there? In general you need one hand for the ladder and two hands for the chainsaw, and you are at risk of the branch knocking the ladder out too.

Get a polesaw and work in from the end, cutting short pieces reduces the leverage of the branch.
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1 hour ago, Dan Maynard said:

Did you carry the chainsaw up a ladder there? In general you need one hand for the ladder and two hands for the chainsaw, and you are at risk of the branch knocking the ladder out too.

Get a polesaw and work in from the end, cutting short pieces reduces the leverage of the branch.

I used a scaffold platform

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