I have done lots and lots of tree work on my own land. Just yesterday I cut 2 trees that were hung up on other trees, these were dead elms that were 8" in diameter. (not big but the same concept applies)
1. are you in good shape to do this kind of work? And are you experienced? if no then pay the $300 for the arborist.
2. If yes then cut the tree 2 feet up from the ground and let it fall into the other tree.
3. You might have to kick the tree off the stump with work boots. (like I do)
4. Keep cutting 2-3 feet up from the ground multiple times, cause the tree will keep falling vertically down because the top is hung up in the other tree. Always take time between cuts to allow any branches to fall down.
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