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Oversize trunks are heavy & additional lateral force to commence towards the tipping point is a good idea. Use a rope to pull the tree, or set wedges to lift the backside.

 

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Oversize trunks are still smaller up high. Place the felling cut as far above the ground as possible to take advantage of this taper.

 

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Not bad at all, maybe just leave your hinges a touch fatter as you have bored the middle. Is that a brown oak and what use will the tree have?

 

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The tree was a dead/rotten sweet chestnut,(had ganoderma (sp) )All going for firewood.

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