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If the wind is ever strong enough to bring down both stems, you will have plenty of other problems as well.

That's why I don't sell to or work for homeowners. I spent years trying to educate homeowners but they don't want to hear it. They want somebody to "go up there and cut that limb, right there!" So I sub to other tree guys and avoid the customer interaction.

Where it splits, is the fork tight or well spread? I'm getting ready to remove one this week that's similar, splits into codom about 30' and it's right next to the house. Nice, wide fork so it's well attached, no real weak point there. But the customer wants it gone and I'm the tree cutter. He...