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tree help after wind storm
I will take a look at it before bringing down the grid. Thanks again for the advice. I'm not taking this lightly (though I am making jokes), I just wanted a feel from professionals in the field and you all have given me that.- linestretch
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tree help after wind storm
I hear what you guys are saying. With that said, the tree is about 10' from the power lines. The higher voltage lines (the 3 phase lines) at the top are almost level with the top of the tree. The the next set (yes AC lines) the ones that are about 10' away. The lower lines are cable.- linestretch
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tree help after wind storm
We have what I think are Junipers in our backyard. We had a recent wind storm which did a number on 2 trees. One is leaning (almost on the ground) with the ground pushed up from the force...but not broken. The other is leaning a bit with the same issue....the ground around the base is moving...- linestretch
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