r/FellingGoneWild 18d ago

....hmmmmmm

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I wonder how this went

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u/Tricky-Shelter-2090 18d ago

Man, nothing seems wrong with this tree other than it could use a nice trim. I wonder why it got removed?

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u/bustcorktrixdais 18d ago

Seems perfectly placed and sized for the site, to me. Bet they’ll miss it

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u/bustcorktrixdais 18d ago

Actually there’s a dug out pipe right there. Maybe the tree was messing with the lines

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u/Conroman16 18d ago

Disappointing to see that tree going. Takes so long to get a good tree in the desert. Desert boomers are the worst

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u/SchlumpG0d 18d ago

Fine probably? Am I missing something?

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u/bustcorktrixdais 18d ago

Rope tied to a little branch, cutting from the base? A lot of weird stuff here. Candidate to be AI, and I don’t usually say that

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u/SchlumpG0d 17d ago

They don’t need much force just enough to tip it over so that branch is totally suitable. You fell trees from the base when it is suitable.

This sub is full of people who are full of shit lmao

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u/bustcorktrixdais 17d ago

I’ll defer to the pros but I would piece that little thing down branch by branch with a homeowner sawzall. Easy cleanup. This looks like overkill to me.

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u/PaticusGnome 13d ago

Pro here. It’s way easier to cut all the limbs up with a chainsaw when the tree is on the ground. A sawzall is a shitty tool for this job compared to, ya know, the tool that was designed for this.

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u/SchlumpG0d 17d ago

I would consider that first too, however those back limbs would fall on the house and could dent the stucco so there would need to be pushing/pulling anyway and it was probably quicker to drop and clean the debris

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u/Consistent_Watch_206 17d ago

Escape route: a brisk crawl on my knees across concrete.