I handled a case where a tree stump was ground down. Months later, the yard developed a noticeable dip. The reason was decaying roots that left empty spaces in the soil. Now I suggest leaving stumps to break down naturally when possible. Isn't it safer to avoid disturbing the ground too much?
I was cutting through some tough oak and noticed the bar getting super hot, lol. Letting it cool for a minute between sections seems to prevent the chain from dulling as fast. Anyone else try this or have other bar care tips?
Replacing old trees with saplings is NOT a win for the environment.