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Pete, check out "pinetect"

Looks like the main culprit is the pinewood nematode that is transported by a beetle. The safari would likely work on the borer but likely not stop the nematodes. Heres an excerpt I read

So is the pine wilt caused by insects or a disease?

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I'm not familiar with pine wilt but safari 20g is an insecticide, is this wilt caused by an insect? It is an expensive, fast moving, short lived (3ish months) product. Works pretty well, we usually do trunk applications with a surfactant. Yes it is toxic, you don't want to be licking the trees...