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http://durgan.org/2016/July%202016/1%20July%202016%20Cedar%20Trees/HTML/ 1 July 2016 Cedar Trees
At the fence line at the back of my property there was a row of 15 cedar trees which were about 12 feet high and all dead, so I removed them. Each tree was cut and pulled to the front of the property and loaded into the back of the van and taken to the landfill at cost of $10.00 per load. Thirteen trips were required about a load per tree. The stumps will be cut to ground level and allowed to rot over time. The trees were small and on the property when I moved in about 14 years ago. They died over the last two years due to drought and possibly a severe Winter. I cut the trees with a reciprocating electric saw. It took me about four days to complete the task with much expenditure of labour.
http://durgan.org/2016/July%202016/1%20July%202016%20Cedar%20Stumps/HTML/ 1 July 2016 Cedar Stumps
I cut ten stumps off to ground level to facilitate weed whacking and cutting grass in the area. There are 14 more to cut, which I will do tomorrow. It is debilitating work on hands and knees. The reciprocating saw is a great tool and the blades seem to last forever without getting perceptually dull.
http://durgan.org/2016/July%202016/2%20July%202016%20Cedar%20Stumps/HTML/ 2 July 2016 Cedar Stumps
Completed the job. One last trip to the landfill to dispose of the roots.
At the fence line at the back of my property there was a row of 15 cedar trees which were about 12 feet high and all dead, so I removed them. Each tree was cut and pulled to the front of the property and loaded into the back of the van and taken to the landfill at cost of $10.00 per load. Thirteen trips were required about a load per tree. The stumps will be cut to ground level and allowed to rot over time. The trees were small and on the property when I moved in about 14 years ago. They died over the last two years due to drought and possibly a severe Winter. I cut the trees with a reciprocating electric saw. It took me about four days to complete the task with much expenditure of labour.
http://durgan.org/2016/July%202016/1%20July%202016%20Cedar%20Stumps/HTML/ 1 July 2016 Cedar Stumps
I cut ten stumps off to ground level to facilitate weed whacking and cutting grass in the area. There are 14 more to cut, which I will do tomorrow. It is debilitating work on hands and knees. The reciprocating saw is a great tool and the blades seem to last forever without getting perceptually dull.
http://durgan.org/2016/July%202016/2%20July%202016%20Cedar%20Stumps/HTML/ 2 July 2016 Cedar Stumps
Completed the job. One last trip to the landfill to dispose of the roots.