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Clark & Deborah: We have a kubota L2501 with a backhoe, and the wife pulled 42 stumps up with one weekend, we were making room for a drop barn 12 x 24...she loves it. Both the barn & backhoe.
He had this already uploaded but had it set to post today. He mentioned this on his community post today. He got some internet but still can’t upload videos unless it gets better.
Hi, Andrew! Good to see you. I loved this video. I love when you work with any phase of clearing and working with wood. This is a little beast of a tractor. I don’t know which is more fun: listening to you talk to the stumps or the fish. 😂
I am a heavy equipment operator. I gotta be honest here. My first thought was "yea you aren't pulling any stumps with that little unit." i am genuinely impressed with that little tractor
10 years ago I purchased a 25hp Mahindra with all the attachments. Bucket, fork lift blades, Backhoe, Post hole digger, 4 ft belly mower as well as a snow plow with full frame under mount. Being I am in NJ needed the plow. I have dug up plenty of tree roots some take time but I was able to gat them all. Also have the thumb Attachment which works great. I know you said you brand does not have a thumb available yet but maybe the Mahindra or other brand thumb would work.
Good review Andrew. I can not say I expected anymore from a tractor that size. I would be a great fit for my small property (7 acres). You should ask your the sponsor, about a small box blade and a 4 foot rotary mower (bushhog). If it will run those as well as what it has done already... they need to build a good dealer network and they will burn through the south like a fire storm.
I have a RK25 with backhoe. I bought a 9" bucket just for stumps. Works great on those roots first then digging under and around stump. I have dug them as big as round as the rear tires. Then drag them out the hole...cant lift even with the thumb.
Andrew, that little machine is a hoss. You need to put the bucket down and get the front wheel off of the ground then do the same with the back. Get all the wheels clear and you won't be bouncing around. You aren't going to bend or break anything it's built to take that kind of work.
Andrew to get maximum usage capability from the hydraulics position Tiffany's tractor closer to the stump. The further away from the tractor you reach reduces the capability.
It's pretty obvious this was pre-storm, nice work with the backhoe but I have to tell you guys that I missed your Sunday night live feed. Hope things are improving as time goes 👍
This looks like fun to me. That little backhoe will take out even a big stump. It’ll just take longer to do it then an excavator or a dozer, but it would do it eventually. Lol I would love to get a hold of a little tractor like that for about a week or two, I’ve got about a dozen stumps that the old owner left behind and about three new ones I made. I’ve also got a huge hole next to my garage that’s about 10 feet deep and 20 x 30 wide that I would love to fill-in. The biggest problem I have here is ground water drainage, because we’re on a hill, and I would love to just dig some trenches and put some field tile to divert the water towards the drainage, ditches or back of the property where there’s kind of a natural swale. A little tractor like that would be perfect for a property like this. It’s pretty cool that it’s small enough to fit out in your woods and on your ATV trails, it looks like a lot of fun. I’m glad you got it for a while.
@@TKCL yup. That first video you did where you dug the hole that’s all I could think about was wishing I had a few trenches across my yard like that to get rid of some of this water. When it rains a couple of days part of my yard just turns into mud, I already got the mower stuck once and it hadn’t rained in five days when I mowed, but at the bottom of the yard it’s soggy for a week and a half after a few days of rain. It’s kind of a clay soil and they’re a little holes that pop up in the water flows through it. Lol.
10 years ago I purchased a 25hp Mahindra with all the attachments. Bucket, Backhoe, Post hole digger, 4 ft belly mower as well as a snow plow with full frame under mount. Being I am in NJ needed the plow. I have dug up plenty of tree roots some take time but I was able to gat them all. Also have the thumb Attachment which works great. I know you said you brand does not have a thumb available yet but maybe the Mahindra or other brand thumb would work.
I am impressed with that small backhoe I have a bobcat mini-X it’s weighs about 6700 lb and it’s so slow to move around the property I’m thinking of selling it and buying a small backhoe for I can move dirt and gravel from one place to another thanks for all the information and videos you guys have been doing, I hope you guys are able to get your property back together soon.
That would be great digging Armadillo debating get rid of the chance of them getting back in and the filling it back with some gravel so they go repeat the problem .
All that lighter knot reminds me of a couple of events I witnessed. We all know that one person that is well just mentaly irregular. This guy I knew had a big ole chunk of lighter knot. He decided he would take an Axe to it. I told the boy not to do it. But he had it in his head. His next adventure was in the E.R. getting his leg sewed up from the Axe wound. Then there is my wife. Had a nice little fire in the fire pit. I went in the house to use the bathroom. All of a sudden I see this bright orange glow coming through the bathroom window.... I quickly snatched up my shorts and ran out to find a bunch of fat lighter burning in the pit about 12 feet high. Needless to say. I don't leave her (The Pyro) alone with the fire anymore...LOL
That is a fantastic little tractor can sure do more than you would think. It’s a shame you got that damage but better than having your beautiful property destroyed. Glad you and Tiffany are doing ok. Take care. ❤️❤️👍👍🇨🇦
Maybe it was the camera angle, but it seems you were alittle stretched out. Be closer to what your digging out should give better leverage. Great job keep it up
Cost of upgraded hydraulic system would raise price of the tractor and implement. Most not all would rent or purchase a excavator of x amount of size/weight. Hence no multiple functions. Very skewed answer w/o writing a novel. For a better understanding speak to any dealer in your area. Tractor or excavator.
@@TKCL thanks for fast answer. the version of excavator sold by Solis in Europe is attached differently, worse in my opinion. I believe this will change for the better
@@5150cash thank you cash appreciate it if he does happen to need any help I’m not too far from where they live. May be a couple hours. I live in Crystal River.
@@PJ-uv9fr well since is somewhat cloudy over here I'm making some country style potatoes but smoking them on the smoker first then I will finish them up on the cast iron skillet. 3 cheese smoked Mac and cheese and country style biscuits and gravy but using cheddar Bay biscuit mix with extra 🧀🧀🧀🧀
**ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS**
While Andrew and Tiffany are taking care of business and unable to post videos - Now would be an ideal time to catch up on any you haven't watched. Let's keep the traffic on the channel up to speed to help support them....AND don't forget to hit those THUMBS UP buttons!
👍👍👍 Thanks😉
Thank you so much!
@@TKCL Thanks for the 📌..... I hope it works💜💜💜
Clark & Deborah: We have a kubota L2501 with a backhoe, and the wife pulled 42 stumps up with one weekend, we were making room for a drop barn 12 x 24...she loves it. Both the barn & backhoe.
That's an impressive amount of stumps.
Yes i have as well...big stumps take a while but it will do it..
Glad you got to post this means internet is coming back some....loved watching you get these stumps.
He had this already uploaded but had it set to post today. He mentioned this on his community post today. He got some internet but still can’t upload videos unless it gets better.
Sadly this video shows the last time I was in these Woods before the hurricane hit. They don't look like that anymore.
Got to Love it Andrew. Great video. 🚜
Thank you for watching
Another great/needed tool for the homestead!
Now I want one for life!
Lift with your legs Andrew! What a fun way to get chores done LOL
Yes, you sound like Tiffany 🤣
you’ve got me leaning towards this tractor.
Almost 80 hours on mine with no major issues to report.
Good to have the right tools for the job. Keep at a safe pace and stay out of the heat.
Thank you for watching
You are having way too much fun on Tiffany’s tractor! 😂😂😂 She is going to have to hide the keys. 😊
Shhhhh! Don't tell her!
Such a beautiful property but then I saw your lawn area and thought HOLY MACKeral!😮😊 Great video, man! You handled this stumps well!
Thank you for watching
That backhoe did a nice job Andrew. Sure is a nicer ride in the trails without the small stumps
It is, sadly those trails are destroyed now. This was recorded before the hurricane. 😒
Got some company come by and say howdy down south. going to build a meat locker. be bless and safe.
Good day all.
Good afternoon!
@@TKCL It is.
Very funny and useful toy! I pray that the times for fun and enjoying stuff returns soon. Stay well and safe!
Thank you, this was before the hurricane. Busy busy!
Love the videos
Thank you for watching
Seems like a great machine, you seem very happy. 🙂
I'm honestly impressed
Thats an impressive machine .
It really is!
Hi, Andrew! Good to see you. I loved this video. I love when you work with any phase of clearing and working with wood. This is a little beast of a tractor. I don’t know which is more fun: listening to you talk to the stumps or the fish. 😂
Thank you so much for the support!
That backhoe really comes in handy on your property. 🤠
Yes it does!
I am a heavy equipment operator. I gotta be honest here. My first thought was "yea you aren't pulling any stumps with that little unit." i am genuinely impressed with that little tractor
I'm being absolutely honest, I thought it would struggle to get a bucket full of dirt, much less stumps. I'm very impressed!
That's a handy piece of equipment there. Hope you guys are doing better.
We are making it, alot to do. Thanks!
That's an impressive little tractor!
I think so too!
10 years ago I purchased a 25hp Mahindra with all the attachments. Bucket, fork lift blades, Backhoe, Post hole digger, 4 ft belly mower as well as a snow plow with full frame under mount. Being I am in NJ needed the plow. I have dug up plenty of tree roots some take time but I was able to gat them all. Also have the thumb Attachment which works great.
I know you said you brand does not have a thumb available yet but maybe the Mahindra or other brand thumb would work.
good work.
Thank you for watching
Good review Andrew. I can not say I expected anymore from a tractor that size. I would be a great fit for my small property (7 acres). You should ask your the sponsor, about a small box blade and a 4 foot rotary mower (bushhog). If it will run those as well as what it has done already... they need to build a good dealer network and they will burn through the south like a fire storm.
I do have those attachments coming soon, excited to try them!
I have a RK25 with backhoe. I bought a 9" bucket just for stumps. Works great on those roots first then digging under and around stump. I have dug them as big as round as the rear tires. Then drag them out the hole...cant lift even with the thumb.
That's awesome!
Andrew, that little machine is a hoss. You need to put the bucket down and get the front wheel off of the ground then do the same with the back. Get all the wheels clear and you won't be bouncing around. You aren't going to bend or break anything it's built to take that kind of work.
I kind of felt bad putting that much stress on it, but your right, it can probably handle it.
That's good stuff right there, will go great with your firewood business 👍
Yes it will!
I wish I had the backhoe attachment for my 1026R! Bump the throttle up a little and give ‘er the beans, let’s see what it’ll do!
We Will find out!
Andrew to get maximum usage capability from the hydraulics position Tiffany's tractor closer to the stump. The further away from the tractor you reach reduces the capability.
Good to know, thanks!
I’d like to see more about the off grid power situation since your grid down
I've been recording some, but I'm extremely busy with cleanup, helping family, and most importantly I don't have internet to upload to everyone.
It's pretty obvious this was pre-storm, nice work with the backhoe but I have to tell you guys that I missed your Sunday night live feed. Hope things are improving as time goes 👍
Yes and I'm sad watching this video, it was the last time I seen our property in this condition before the hurricane. We missed you all tonight.
You're gonna get addicted to that lil bugger LOL! 💜💜💜
I really do enjoy it
This looks like fun to me. That little backhoe will take out even a big stump. It’ll just take longer to do it then an excavator or a dozer, but it would do it eventually. Lol
I would love to get a hold of a little tractor like that for about a week or two, I’ve got about a dozen stumps that the old owner left behind and about three new ones I made. I’ve also got a huge hole next to my garage that’s about 10 feet deep and 20 x 30 wide that I would love to fill-in.
The biggest problem I have here is ground water drainage, because we’re on a hill, and I would love to just dig some trenches and put some field tile to divert the water towards the drainage, ditches or back of the property where there’s kind of a natural swale. A little tractor like that would be perfect for a property like this.
It’s pretty cool that it’s small enough to fit out in your woods and on your ATV trails, it looks like a lot of fun. I’m glad you got it for a while.
Water drainage is something I plan to tackle with the backhoe as well, should be perfect for French drains.
@@TKCL yup. That first video you did where you dug the hole that’s all I could think about was wishing I had a few trenches across my yard like that to get rid of some of this water. When it rains a couple of days part of my yard just turns into mud, I already got the mower stuck once and it hadn’t rained in five days when I mowed, but at the bottom of the yard it’s soggy for a week and a half after a few days of rain. It’s kind of a clay soil and they’re a little holes that pop up in the water flows through it. Lol.
you’ve got me leaning towards this tractor. I
I am enjoying mine.
10 years ago I purchased a 25hp Mahindra with all the attachments. Bucket, Backhoe, Post hole digger, 4 ft belly mower as well as a snow plow with full frame under mount. Being I am in NJ needed the plow. I have dug up plenty of tree roots some take time but I was able to gat them all. Also have the thumb Attachment which works great.
I know you said you brand does not have a thumb available yet but maybe the Mahindra or other brand thumb would work.
Its coming soon, I'm eager to try it.
I am impressed with that small backhoe I have a bobcat mini-X it’s weighs about 6700 lb and it’s so slow to move around the property I’m thinking of selling it and buying a small backhoe for I can move dirt and gravel from one place to another thanks for all the information and videos you guys have been doing, I hope you guys are able to get your property back together soon.
Thank you for watching, take care!
That would be great digging Armadillo debating get rid of the chance of them getting back in and the filling it back with some gravel so they go repeat the problem .
It's an idea
Great job. Looks like it did everything you asked it to do. What a great addition to the property. What is a Bull ant?
It's a big nasty ant about 10x the size of a fire ant. They love stumps!
All that lighter knot reminds me of a couple of events I witnessed. We all know that one person that is well just mentaly irregular. This guy I knew had a big ole chunk of lighter knot. He decided he would take an Axe to it. I told the boy not to do it. But he had it in his head. His next adventure was in the E.R. getting his leg sewed up from the Axe wound. Then there is my wife. Had a nice little fire in the fire pit. I went in the house to use the bathroom. All of a sudden I see this bright orange glow coming through the bathroom window.... I quickly snatched up my shorts and ran out to find a bunch of fat lighter burning in the pit about 12 feet high. Needless to say. I don't leave her (The Pyro) alone with the fire anymore...LOL
Stuff is hard as a rock! No axe until cut in chunks by a chainsaw.
I love fat pine. We’ve been using it to start fires my whole life.
Same here
That is a fantastic little tractor can sure do more than you would think. It’s a shame you got that damage but better than having your beautiful property destroyed. Glad you and Tiffany are doing ok. Take care. ❤️❤️👍👍🇨🇦
Thank you sir!
✴✴PLEASE remember to hit the "THUMBS UP" - we can at least help them out that way!
Appreciate you
Oh and you still don't have one it's Tiffany tractor 😮😮
I hope he lets her use it once in a while LOL - he DID say he'd share
thats right chris! 😂😂😂😂
She's not happy 😒
@@TKCL oh no did you have to sleep with ruger in the shop again?
Not this time.
👍 #KELLEY'SCOUNTRYLIFE ❤
I remember going hunting with my grandfather for ‘lighter knot”.
Me too, dad always stopped for it
What about the bull ants?
Did you carry any back to your wood pile for them to make a new home?
kim the poor guys gotta make some money now not loose all his investments!😂
@@AdamDeal-KF0PRI 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
Big nasty ants that bite like mad! They are everywhere here in the woods, luckily they avoid homes.
@@kim.in.nature. if there like carpenter ants bye bye fire wood!😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
I think you might need to get a backhoe for your John Deere if you can. I believe your wife wants her tractor back.
Now I'm very curious what a larger backhoe can accomplish.
@@TKCLbigger holes lol!😂😂😂😂😂
you need to get a back brace to left heavy stumps and other heavy stuff thing so you don't hurt your back again
Very true!
I like to smell the fat lighter, you definitely know you have some by the smell. That small tractor can do the job.
I love that smell too.
Good ol fat wood
Love it!
Maybe it was the camera angle, but it seems you were alittle stretched out. Be closer to what your digging out should give better leverage. Great job keep it up
Thanks
That is one stout backhoe. I don't believe that my BX is digging out stumps that easily.
I have been impressed!
What's a bull ant? Never heart of them before.
Big nasty ants about 10x the size of a fire ant. They love stumps!
I understand that this early, some of these compact can not lift and curl at the same time , not enough flow. Can that one?
Cost of upgraded hydraulic system would raise price of the tractor and implement. Most not all would rent or purchase a excavator of x amount of size/weight.
Hence no multiple functions.
Very skewed answer w/o writing a novel.
For a better understanding speak to any dealer in your area. Tractor or excavator.
I'll have to check that out there is some delay when running dual functions. Same on my $60k JD 4066r
Just one question did Miss Tiffany give you permission to use her tractor lol
I hope she doesn't see this video 😳
Oh
Oh second! 😏😉
👀👀
Hi
Got it!
@@TKCL hopefully everything went smoothly 🤞🏽🤞🏽
Yes it did, but a very busy day. Worked the JD and ms462 hard.
@@TKCL 🫣🫣🫣🫣 hopefully some videos 🤷🏽♂️
@5150cash of course, but no internet to upload.
hello what is the price for excavator at the moment?
I don't know for just the backhoe. Last I checked the entire tractor package with backhoe was around $22,500
@@TKCL thanks for fast answer. the version of excavator sold by Solis in Europe is attached differently, worse in my opinion. I believe this will change for the better
That's about 200 dollar of fire starter per bucket full.
I've got a lot more to dig!
🧀🪤
Hey Cash, my friend have you heard from them at all? Are they doing OK?
@@robertmalis4493 hey Robert. Yes they are ok. I believe Andrew is helping his parents clean up hurricane damage if I'm not mistaken today
@@5150cash thank you cash appreciate it if he does happen to need any help I’m not too far from where they live. May be a couple hours. I live in Crystal River.
Howdy Cash....ummm, so what are YOU cookin for us today 🤣🤣🤣
@@PJ-uv9fr well since is somewhat cloudy over here I'm making some country style potatoes but smoking them on the smoker first then I will finish them up on the cast iron skillet. 3 cheese smoked Mac and cheese and country style biscuits and gravy but using cheddar Bay biscuit mix with extra 🧀🧀🧀🧀
The big dummy at 16:40 is telling you again how important he is. lol
@@TKCL I was talking about crowing king. not you bud.
My bad, sorry about that. Totally read it wrong. I went to 16:40 and seen me 🤣
time to upgrade the tractor to a Volvo 220 60,000lb Excavator
Oh yes please! I can dig my pond then!
Hey Brother, i own a stump grinding business in Tallahassee. Hit me up if you got a few you need gone. 👍👍
Thanks!
Your probably about to be busy in this area if you travel.
@@TKCL , oh yes. Been busy with tree work for sure
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🙄🙄🙄🙄🫣🫣🫣🫣 umm IDK 🤷🏽♂️
sorry steve it was some guy named cash camp!😂😂😂😂
@@AdamDeal-KF0PRI LoL never heard of him 🤔🤷🏽♂️
4th Steven! 😏
@@5150cash lol hello cash