houser52
Gold Member
This winter I want to start replacing about 2000' of old rusty fence. Along the fence there are places where trees/ bushes have grown around the wire. Originally the woven wire fence was put up onto clean ground, using new posts and no wire was nailed to any trees.
I can cut the trees high enough to stay away from any wires when removing the old fence but would like to cut down the remaining bottom part of the tree that is left standing. Some of the trees are small enough, 3"-5" diameter, that I can take out with my tractor but there are some cedar trees that are bigger that I won't be able to use the tractor.
What would be a good for sawing them off at ground level? Carbide chainsaw chain? Something better? Can't afford to hire a bull dozer.
I can cut the trees high enough to stay away from any wires when removing the old fence but would like to cut down the remaining bottom part of the tree that is left standing. Some of the trees are small enough, 3"-5" diameter, that I can take out with my tractor but there are some cedar trees that are bigger that I won't be able to use the tractor.
What would be a good for sawing them off at ground level? Carbide chainsaw chain? Something better? Can't afford to hire a bull dozer.