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Re: Stump Removal
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Posted by mike brown on July 21, 2005 at 03:12:02 from (132.236.155.33):
In Reply to: Stump Removal posted by kippster on July 20, 2005 at 20:12:38:
My experience with cherry stumps is that they do not rot quickly, at least ones from old trees. I wouldn't cut small ones like that, I'd pull them. Use a long chain with a slip hook on the tree end and hook the other end to your drawbar, Loop the tree end up as high as you can so it rips the roots out of the growund as it bends the tree over. Never hook to any thing but the draw bar! That's what the engineers designed as the safe pull point and never pull over trees that are longer than your chain!
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