Ask around if you can rent a 3Pt grubber. With 60HP tractor and a single spade, or 2 spade grubber you can pull most of them out. Over 3" trunk is going to require a road grader with rippers.
Cutting them won't do it. Depending on rain and soil conditions, they will be back in 12-18 months just as thick.
The good think about a grubber is it will pull up a lot of roots along the way, even if you cut the big once off first, the grubber will rip out a lot of underground stuff. If you soil is too hard, it won't work, but Cedars usually grow in soft loam well.
The only way I would cut off flush is if I was going to sell the land to someone else and you wanted it cleared cheap.
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