Sago palms 3–5 feet tall with 10-year-old root systems in clay soil require heavy equipment and expertise. The root ball is wide and shallow; cutting roots causes fatal trauma.
Water deeply 2 days before. Dig wide (3× trunk diameter). Keep root ball intact. Replant immediately at same depth. Water daily for months. But seriously—hire a pro.
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