Depends on the soil and water - they tend to go down, deep, but can have lateral roots reaching out farther than the tree is tall, depending. I'd think those shouldn't be too bad.
Lots of hard red clay, lol. Water most of the year. I have had two rain storms where trees have been uprooted when that much water has fallen.
It's happened here in the past, too. When we bought this place there was a pear and a plum tree in the back yard, an ornamental tree out front and a sycamore type tree in the back yard. Since then, we lost all of those to rot at the ground level, and all of the box elder trees died and rotted.
The others ones was done with the dual winch method to control / direct the fall line. Climbing deer stand limbing up then tied off lines. A great reason for 2 Jeeps with winches.. 
My favorite part about pine trees is how they like to grow 80ft tall then decide to die randomly. Looks like I might need to offer to install a winch on my dad's jeep so I can borrow it and do what you did. Looks like a good ideaWell I've used my "winches" to remove a damn pine tree that was left to grow 4 ft from the house I had in GA. Note that I said winches I ran lines up in tree set off at angles to keep it from falling on roof and to direct the fall line. I despise F###### pine trees. If ever cut another one I'll be doing the same thing if it's near anything I don't want to damage or not. Clearing out the back yard I had one "fall" against the direction it should have crushing chainlink fence.
Did I mention I hate F###### pine trees.
If I could ever found the contractor that planted or left a pine tree next to that house, water and sewer lines I would probably beat him halfway to death let him recover then do it again over and over.
I did not appreciate red green until I got older. It's pretty great.
I found it interesting that my oldest son, now about 38, was into Red Green when he was a teen.
Hi NOOB, You obviously have used that rigging without problems but you might want to reconsider connecting the soft shackle directly to the snatch block. Some snatch blocks have sharp edges and, if it cuts the soft shackle, the winch rope/cable makes for a great slingshot. Just something to think about.Hurricane inbound, falling some trees that lean towards the house. Winch makes a great insurance policy.
Im a few years younger than him and also really liked that show when I was a kid.
The SafeXtract pulley block (and all of their equipment) is actually designed to be used with their soft shackles.
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Good for cleaning that hard to reach mud.....
