These digging bars act as levers to help you slowly pry, and.

Step 4: Cut Tree Stump Roots.

Dec 20, The cutting procedure for felling a tree with chainsaw begins with a “hinge cut” which is a roughly degree cut (30 degrees at the bottom and 60 degrees at the top) made into the side of the tree in the direction you want it to fall.

The rule of thumb is to cut it to a depth of anywhere between 1/5th and 1/3rd the diameter of the tree/5(8). For those of you who fall into that category; this is the Quick Version of how to remove a tree stump with a chainsaw. Get your personal protective equipment on (yes all of it) Cut the tree stump down close to the ground level; Dig all the dirt away from drop la sportiva bushido stump – exposing the roots; Cut the roots with a chainsaw; Pry the stump from the ground.

Jun 07, Spanish Fork, Utah. Jun 7, # yooper said: wear and tear is the best method. a littler pine sap will not affect the performance of the saw. cant believe some people are so up tight they have to get sap off a chain saw. must be a home owner thing. Dec 11, Dec 7, #1. I am a bit of a new comer as a burner, however I have had some experience working on our family's nursery with cutting some"Difficult" to deal with genus/species. The absolute worst wood that I've had to chainsaw was a non-native tree, Parrotia persica (common name Persian Ironwood).

Parrotia is actually a highly prized.