Posted by Chooch on May 28, 2009 at 14:05:19 from (66.72.39.4):
In Reply to: large dead tree removal posted by Dan in North Houston on May 27, 2009 at 12:06:31:
Dan,
I had a similar problem. A large elm tree died between my house and garage. I was able to borrow a bucket truck and took most of the large limbs down in pieces. However, it began to storm before I got finished and one large limb was left. The storm cracked the limb and I was afraid it might fall on one of our vehicles or on us going to and from the house. I could not get the bucket truck again due to it being used fixing the storm damage and I could not get anyone to come cut it down. So I decided to put one of my tractors to use and ... http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc219/chooch_in/Misc/tractor_tree.jpg
The bad news is the rest of the tree is still standing today.
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