Problems with cutting down tree?
So I need to cut this tree down in the back year, it's huge, it's like 5 feet around. So I go up and buy a saw...it doesn't work because it's a hack-saw..opps that didn't work. So I buy another "electric" saw but the blade only goes 5 inches, it's a jig saw...it hardly made a dent. So I buy an ax...damn it wore me out...finally neighbor say's I need a chain saw, so I buy one from sears...well it came down today. Problem is the cut is about 4 feet off the ground (have to cut again) and when it fell it took down some power lines..now the electric is finally up again..the dum a** power company didn't get out here for an hour. And it took most of the neighbors fence out and hit their car...sh*t...they are really mad at the tree.
any suggestions
hummm well lets think about this for a min!!!!..damn a tree 5 feet around WOW!!! must have been a tall tree!!! so here I am wondering if the tree was so big what made you think a 5 inch saw would do any good?? just wondering.. I mean I am a girl and hell I could figure out use a BIG saw.. oh yeah and well I might have actually called a tree service seeing that I knew the tree was far to big for me to do.. maybe a NICE case of wine...and well good thing that you have insurance so you can pay for the repairs on the neighbors car.. OUCH!!! yep I dare to say your not going to the neighborhood BBQ!!! BUT what a GREAT story.. and here I thought I was the only one that had a husband that would do things like that.. HA HA HA!!!!
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