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Yeah that's for sure.

Cory is back All good intertainment isn't it Cory ?:)

:lol:seriously now ........I thought you were on drugs suggesting to tie into that chimney or whatever it is. So you break it, rip it out of the roof or whatever are you thinking about the consequences?

Squish, I have nothing against Ben and he's probably a good hired gun. But I came into this thread thinking we can do this differently......after seeing the suggestion in the video about tying off to the utility mast on the roof.;)

Come on present a better video or pics if your looking for some advice. Yes I saw the chain link fence and no I wouldn't pull limbs and tops onto it:lol: Do I have to hold your hand too.

I can guarantee you all these dead stems tangled together are supporting alot of broken ones. Pull out as much of all the limbs and tops as possible from the ground. I'd sooner climb what's left standing after all that "pull testing" then go into it blind with all that broken wood up there...

I don't see a garage roof in the video. 4 story building I'm thinking the trees are 45 feet tall. Looks like a clear area with the small alder to fell most of the stems into. Better to flatten some small underbrush then risk breaking a utility mast on the roof. Better back that Maasdam up with a...

Trees like that I disassemble from the ground as much as I can. It's slow but gets it done safe. Bigshot, throwline, pull rope an redirect pulley at the base of the tree. Pull the tree down with the truck piece by piece. Fell the spar.

Yup Siberian elm about the same fibre as willow, very weak. Smells bad too.

Looks like maple or at least Siberian elm to me , definitely not American elm.