At Karen & Dave's I cut some tree roots from a deck post hole.
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Watch out for the kick-back on those roots, buddy! Nice footage of Mr. Green on the backhoe!
ReplyDeleteYeah, those springy, thin roots are the most challenging for a chainsaw, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteDavid and I had some pruning shears and a cordless sawsall with pruning blade on for every type of root encountered.
We finally finished the pier cement/rebar pour on July 3rd. It was...biblical.