Half a large forked pine down from wind storm. 2-ft diameter pieces. No chainsaw. Owner wants to DIY to save tree service cost.
The expert said 16-inch bar saw handles 2 ft, but chainsaws are dangerous for novices. Find a friend with saw and experience, or rent saw + experienced helper. Cannot stress danger enough.
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