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Man pull or Tirfor

 

If it was a winch tractor get hold of them and pull and snap them off. Or do as someone posted "Through away saw" and just set fire to base and stand back at a safe distance.

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The triangle looks like the perfect way to induce splitting of the stem. Why use it? The further the back cut progresses the more wood to cut & the greater the forces upon the wood fibres building up behind the hinge. On freegrained timber that IS going to cause massive issues

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Without a picture difficult but could use a rope down then make the cuts needed and climb back to finish.

Alternative method I have seen if licenced:- Drill a couple of holes on the trunk and use some TNT. Keep back a considerable safe distance.

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