If you need to be that certain that you took the time to come here and ask, then depending on the heighth of the tree, how its leaning, and where you want to drop it, you may have to do some topping and piecing out. If its straight and well balanced or can still be directed, then you oughta have someone driving wedges around into your cut as you're cutting down towards your wedge out to insure direction away from buildings, power lines, sidewalks, roads, and most definately people and animals. It doesn't sound like you've taken trees down before, so be careful cause bad things can and have happened. Just to make my point, I knew a guy that got paid to do that for a living and had done it for many years that was killed a couple of years ago when one snapped and then twisted and kicked out back onto him at the cut. Just be careful.
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