Well I took the advice and got my experienced friend Fred"s hhelp. Went up about 25 ft and wrapped piece of change around it. Hooked up 2 sections of 20 ft cable to that. Ran chain around very large stump 90 degrees to right about 50 0lus feet away and put tension on it with come along. With that line tight it was above my head. I was far enough away so I hung on that. Fred notched it and then back cut it leaving a good hinge. I pulled down on the line and it came down right where Fred said it would. It even rolled off the tree it was hanging on just like Fred said it would. Fred grew up on a farm here in Maine. After it went down he had a big smile and said "that felt good!". With out Fred I would have notched it and used my 2 come alongs to pull it sideways to get it fall. I had concluded hitting it directly with the loader or having the tractor near it was not a good idea. Tks for all the advice.
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