ChuckinOhio
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This is me personally so no one take offense-
I would buy a saw that would pull a 32 to 36 B&C easily, take the money saved versus buying the biggest thing out there and get with a PROFESSIONAL tree guy and get some instruction and training on how to properly deal with a tree of the size that you are talking about.
Make no mistake, a tree that big can turn you into a casualty in a big way, and do it double quick. You may already have the experience with big wood and all, and that is great. I didn't, and I really didn't want to get squished so I followed the above recommendation.
On the other hand, having a gargantuan rig is way cool for impressing people, but also think about how you will impress them deftly wielding a 660 as you laugh in the face of the mighty oak that once sought to stymie you!
Chuck
I would buy a saw that would pull a 32 to 36 B&C easily, take the money saved versus buying the biggest thing out there and get with a PROFESSIONAL tree guy and get some instruction and training on how to properly deal with a tree of the size that you are talking about.
Make no mistake, a tree that big can turn you into a casualty in a big way, and do it double quick. You may already have the experience with big wood and all, and that is great. I didn't, and I really didn't want to get squished so I followed the above recommendation.
On the other hand, having a gargantuan rig is way cool for impressing people, but also think about how you will impress them deftly wielding a 660 as you laugh in the face of the mighty oak that once sought to stymie you!
Chuck