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The wind blew over a big old pine tree I had. If I could stand it back up I would because it isn't dead. Anyway, it is leaning on a tree I want to keep.
I was doing some research on how to take this tree down and it was saying to cut a notch in the top and then cut a line from underneath. 
Does that match your experience? 


It is about 15" diameter, if I were to guess. 

Eventually I'll burn it in my log burner :)

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That's one possible way of seperating the trunk from rootplate but there's likely to be a lot more involved to 'get it down' than one cut, and an awful lot to go wrong in the process.

 

Have you got photos of the tree, and what equipment/experience do you have?

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6 minutes ago, GarethM said:

That looks like a very niche wood whittling fetish

 

I was just reminded of the visitor to arbtalk that thought the price he was given to remove a large hairy softwood was too much. Plucky chap was going to do it himself with a handsaw, motorcycle suit/helmet and some ladders that reached nearly halfway up the tree. That was a while ago, think he's still taking brash to the tip in his boot at weekends.

 

Don't mean to discourage the op here.

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