The Biggest Stump I've Ever Tackled with a Tree Puller
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2023
- The Biggest Stump I've Ever Tackled with a Tree Puller
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Could not agree more with "use the tools you've invested in." Experiment and see what does & doesn't work. Your viewers learn from your experiments, and we appreciate you sharing the information
I agree Brock, I'm guilty of using the wrong tool for the job because that's the tool I own. People are usually amazed at what I can accomplish and get done with what I have. It may take a little longer and a little more thinking but it's always better then spending extra money.
Good morning Brock. Back in the day when a few of us were into drag racing we had a saying. "You run whatcha brung." Same goes here. If you don't quite have the right tool for the job, you use what you have on hand. I'm like you, if you're going to take the tree out then take the whole tree out. I also think that this video shows what an attachment is capable of even though it might not be the right tool for the job used occasionally when needed. God bless and have a wonderful day.
Brock - Thank you for showing how effective all the different options work for stump removal
I have a New Holland C145 and to do this I use my Danuser Terminator. It’s bigger and longer snout, and the teeth are more aggressive.
I know that feeling you get when the stump starts to wiggle. And what a victory when it finally breaks free! The bigger the stump, the bigger the reward. Nothing is free, and that goes for stump removal. Some are just more work than others. Persistence is the key. Carry on, my friend.
Haha - Love the disclaimer on comments😱😂👍🏻
Send the keyboard“Stump Pro’s” my way, I’ll offer them help🙏🏼 Like most all things….”There’s more than one way to remove a stump”
Howdy Brock! I was confident you and WALL-E would git er done! Nice job. Use what you got. Thanks for sharing 🤠
POWER WASHER, POWER WASHER, POWER WASHER and cordless reciprocating saw to cut the roots along with a trenching spade to remove the slurry mud, no digging. Really does work, examine a removed stump, not that many roots. Whenever possible, leave at least 6 to 10' height for leverage. Go luck, always fun to watch people removing stumps the non-easy way. Take care 👍
Very interesting tool on the loader. NEVER SEEN one with the jaw action. Thanks for the show!!!1
That's a big ass stump for something like that. Impressive.
Excellent job on that removal! That tool worked ver very well. I have a Deere 550H. LGP Dozer that I use on large stumps and it takes some time and I get a much much larger hole to fill back In. It looked really efficient to me taking it out with the stump puller! Great content show what you can do with the SS and puller
Brock, love the content with you keeping it real. 11:26 in the video, the puller was open and you were pushing. Be careful, you could bend the cylinder on the puller.
I used my regular bucket and a sawzall w/ 12" blade... Sucks having to get off the seat, but it took about the same amount of time as this i think.
All of the "right tools for the job" people don't actually live in the real world. Your hard work is paying off. I bet you remember well the days of a shovel, axe, truck, and a chain to do these types of jobs.
I'm glad to see your youtube business working out, and it's an inspiration to my tiny channel
Thanks
Here’s a comment you probably weren’t expecting - while it’s a personal preference, I think the full, heavier beard is a better look for you 😀
Haha
Like all of us do, use what you got! If that doesn't get the job done, then look for other options. I get a lot of jobs done with my 3650 Kubota tractor. I get told to quit using it like a skid steer, but it's here and paid for. If I buy or rent something else, then it cost me money and I enjoy using my little tractor to get things done.
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Brock did a little beard trimming. Sometimes you just have to Use the Tools you have on hand 👍
Trees are tough. So many guys think they can hook up their pickup and yank it 😂
My D7 struggles with stumps that big, and makes a huge mess after it pushes them out, this is way cleaner and didn't look like it took much longer
I use what I have to get a job done sometimes it just takes longer than ide like but still the task gets done.
Much better than having a stump sticking out!
I have an excavator attachment for my skid steer that i use to dig out these bigger stumps, but i wish i had your tree puller for the smaller ones! Pine is pretty easy, i can plow most of those down with the bucket, but most hardwoods over like 2 inches in diameter just bend over instead of breaking or pulling out. If you wanted to, you could use the skid you already have and but the exterra e60 excavator attachment, Wich is what i have, just the digging attachment is only around 1700, but i also got the grapple attachment, wich replaces the bucket and works with the removable thump, which i also recommend unless you already have a dedicated one .
I want a backhoe for the skid loader. Most of them are the type that you operate from sitting in the cab. Is that what you have?
There are a few they have an external seat.
Well ,....I admire your determination . Did your tractor get fixed yet ?
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One word: Dynamite. However, I do question the sanity of using that word in the same sentence with Barack! 😉 😊
ANFO. Cheaper and more obtainable.
Kinda funny, I watched you dig out a stump, and watched Cody on the Wranglerstar channel build a stump!
I will have to check that one out. He is unpredictable
Do you think you could have done this with a 3500# (dry weight), 45 engine HP, 10 gpm, 2275 psi tractor?
Still doesn't count, that stump was rotten. 😂. How well does that thing work for trenching? I always look for the multi use tools, and i bet that thing would dig a pretty good trench as well.
What state were you in ?
Tree puller beat the backhoe for small to medium size stumps, but I believe the backhoe would win here.
When doing this, expect for your entire yard to be destroyed. Best thing to do is cut it down as low as you can, and just grind the stump.
For your “average” stump grinder rental (25-35hp gas machines) that stump would have easily taken 45min to fully grind (yes even after the stem was cut flush)
It would have taken 30 minutes with my baumalight 3 Point Grinder
Works well. opinions are like belly buttons. Everyone has one, and some people should not post their belly buttons 😀
Would grinding the stump been a better option? I'm genuinely curious since it's something I need to decide on in my near future on my own property. Great job on the removal.
I think pulling them is always the best option if you can do it.
Why did you not try to push it over at first? You know at least bump it?
I definitely try to push it over at the beginning. 90% sure that that was included in the video but if it’s not I just didn’t keep that shot when I edited the video
I know that I tried pushing on it after digging for 20 minutes and it still wouldn’t work
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Who is the man in the video with no beard? 😁
Evil twin
@@RockhillfarmYT 😆😆
Wrong machine? It's allot better than an axe and shovel. Which is what I have used in the past.
One reason I don't have a UA-cam channel.. too many Idiots out there telling others what and how to do it
That is not the right tool for that job😁