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How much force to tip over a tree
I have a columnar white pine tree, about 40 feet tall and maybe
8" in daimeter at the base, I need to remove. I am considering trying to use an old climbing rope and a come-along to winch it out of the ground. I figure that if I attach the rope to the tree about 30 feet from the ground, it shouldn't be too hard to winch it over. I would used prussiks to allow me to pull it multiple winch- fulls to move it far enough to break roots (with a little axe help maybe). Does anyone have any idea how much force this should take? Will it work? Bob |
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