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Major Nikon

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4. There's a lot involved with taking a tree out next to a home

Reply to musicman65 (Reply #2)

Sat Jun 11, 2016, 03:17 PM

Jun 2016

Tree services will often climb the tree and take out large branches, using ropes to control where they land. Sometimes they will also remove it a section at a time. It's not a DIY project.

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When is it time to call the man ?? [View all] musicman65 Jun 2016 OP

My rule on working on trees.... Major Nikon Jun 2016 #1

There a so many things musicman65 Jun 2016 #2

There's a lot involved with taking a tree out next to a home Major Nikon Jun 2016 #4

At least use a rope to pull it to the right side jakeXT Jun 2016 #3

Appreciate musicman65 Jun 2016 #5