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safety helmet
safety glasses
cut smaller branches first
cut small lengths
have a friend as a look out for power wires and other obstructions that branches can fall on
never cut while on a ladder
use a trestle and not a step ladder

Do you have a tree preservation order in your area? Check with local authorities to find out and if there is, make a formal complaint and they will take action against the owner.

If there is not, contact the local fire authority and ask them to inspect

Search for website on logging, or tree trimming business
For example you live in Seattle... then search: tree trimming seattle
Also open google... select images at top of page... and do image search for: cut trees etc

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I would cut it down and burn it, after a freeze trees go to bearing a sour fruit that only a pig would eat. it sounds like your tree might need to be replaced. sorry

The felling axe purpose is to cut across the grain of wood as in the felling of the trees. There are different weights, shapes, handle types and cutting geometries to match the characteristics of the material being cut.

It sounds like the chain does want sharpening, it depends on what you are cutting ( type of timber, dirty timber,burnt timber etc ) as to how long before it needs sharpening, if the chain comes into contact with the ground below the tree it will lose its edge instantly.

Sawing with a chainsaw is mostly 2 part, a sharp chain and good technique.

If your bar is straight, your chain is razor sharp and the oil reservoir full then it boils down to technique.

You cannot run a chainsaw through horizontally on a big tree, what will happen is half the time the tree's weight will begin to collapse upon the bar and pinch it in the tree and you will not be able to saw any further.

You will notice that when felling a tree the vertical cuts are always problem free because gravity pulls the off-cut away from the saw. With horizontal cuts fire your blade in at an angle, and in cut in the direction the tree (or whatever) is likly to fall. As you cut rock your blade to help it bite into the wood and resist jamming. If your chain jams do not keep on the gas for you will burn out the clutch.

For an awkard cut instead of feeding it right through cut towards the middle to create a notch, then cut from the other side, the weight of the tree will fall on the cut portion leaving your blade free to slice through.

Just think logically and make sure that the blade can feed through without getting pinched, this is well represented if you get a log and support both sides then cut vertically in the centre; it will get pinched imeediatly. Now cut from the underside and it will fly right through.

This is difficult to describe but plan your cuts and test it out.

Cheers,

Kevin