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Yep...if nobody is shooting at you there is no need to hurry. Take your time, cut small.

Good pictures..a wanker of a tree. Work positioning is gonna be the thing, for sure. Have you considered a high line...it can give good access to otherwise unreachable points...install a high line from that far hardwood to another tree over the work tree (assuming there is one). Here some...

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That'll have to be good enough, pardner...your one chance at redemption.:D Thanks for the update.

HAHAA...we are SO easily distracted.:)

We have been cleverly maneuvered by numerous redirects...oops...derails. Diabolical! :D

Been wondering that, too.....:/:

You have the right thinking process going there...nothing wrong with walking away. Just because the client has a badA$$ tree doesn't mean you take chances to resolve his problem. I had a similar tree awhile back that had a big limb over the house, no good (or even only kind of bad)...