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How to remove a small tree desgnr 04-10-2008
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Posted by RicodJour on April 10, 2008, 11:18 pm
>
> > > I have a 6' tall evergreen tree i want to remove.
> > > I used a circular saw to cut down the branches.
> > > Right now it is about 2' high & i tried to dig the remaining part out.=

> > > I am getting nowhere because the roots look like 2" in diameter & the =
tree
> > > wont budge when i push on it.
> > > I can't get the saw under to cut the bottom off.
> > > How can i remove it ?
>
> its not worth the work digging out the stump

He may want to plant something else in that location.

R

Posted by Me on April 11, 2008, 2:13 pm
JHC!!!!
What a stupid request.

Posted by Bob M. on April 11, 2008, 12:28 am
>I have a 6' tall evergreen tree i want to remove.
> I used a circular saw to cut down the branches.
> Right now it is about 2' high & i tried to dig the remaining part out.
> I am getting nowhere because the roots look like 2" in diameter & the tree
> wont budge when i push on it.
> I can't get the saw under to cut the bottom off.
> How can i remove it ?
>



This is too funny. Using a circular saw to cut a tree down?

Get an electric chain saw at the local rental shop. It will cut the tree
down faster than it took you to type up the message.


Posted by Stormin Mormon on April 15, 2008, 5:55 pm
Tree roots have dirt, sand, and rocks mixed in. Roots will dull a saw very
rapidly. The one time I did a tree removal, it was sawzall, and a heck of a
lot of work.

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Christopher A. Young
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This is too funny. Using a circular saw to cut a tree down?

Get an electric chain saw at the local rental shop. It will cut the tree
down faster than it took you to type up the message.



Posted by willshak on April 15, 2008, 11:31 pm
on 4/15/2008 5:55 PM Stormin Mormon said the following:
> Tree roots have dirt, sand, and rocks mixed in. Roots will dull a saw very
> rapidly. The one time I did a tree removal, it was sawzall, and a heck of a
> lot of work.
>
>
Like another has said, a 4x4 pickup and a sturdy rope. I've pulled out
small (8' tall) maple trees and a large 'Rose of Sharon' bush with my truck.

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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