Digging With a Root Grapple and Sifting Debris with a Landscape Rake
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2021
- Digging With a Root Grapple and Sifting Debris with a Landscape Rake
I am clearing farm land for hay production and moved this brush pile with a brush hog, an artillian root grapple, a frontier landscape rake, and a frontier box blade.
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Thanks for watching
Great job! Amazing before and after difference.
Thanks
Taking out that stump this morning
It’s hard to get things like that cleaned up nice and separated out. That’s the good part about living in the mountains you can always find a place to just dump it over the hill dirt, wood and all! That grapple and rake did work well together for this project!
Yeah. I was tempted to just push it off in a hole.
Thanks for watching
Nice job Brock. I like watching you and how you think on the way to get things done.
Thanks. I really appreciate that
Nothing wrong with trying different things out to get the job done.
Yeah, I had about four ideas of the best way to manage that pile so I just tried a couple of them
great video. i like your approach. i learned more on this one, then watching 4 other videos!
Brock a lot of work got done and looks great now to grow hay another project
God Bless All
PaK
I was happy with the progress
Thank you for watching
Nice job getting that pile cleaned up. I never used a bush hog and was expecting you to break a shear bolt on that last tree. Tough machine.
I have never broke a shear bolt.
Which is only because it came with a good slip clutch
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Digging out stumps is always a challenge. Our trees in Alaska are a lot smaller. I push them out with my small backhoe.
I mainly take them out with the stump grinder
Thanks for the video! Nice job
It was a productive day.
Thank you for watching
good video....thx which grapple are you using?
Good job Brock! Love the videos brother! Keep them coming!
Thank you sir. I appreciate you watching
So what you had was a field debris pile. Very common for old farmers to cut a tree and pile field debris around the stump to rot . It was to save time. Can’t work around the tree so pile everything on top of it and let it rot.
Right. I have went through and cleared those piles around the properties
Thanks for watching
Should backhoe the stump out if your going to plant a field there
Yeah, you’re probably right
I’m working with the Backhoe today so I might just do that
Thanks for the advice
@@RockhillfarmYT video it please!
I’m going to.
You gave me an idea for one of my next videos “why would I dig out this tree stump when I have a stump grinder”
Thanks for the suggestion
So when you made that comment what immediately comes to mind is that if you grind it out the remaining root ball will eventually rot and the ground will sink. Also if you were wanting to till the ground or plow it , you wouldn’t want those roots underground.
Is there another reason I’m not thinking of that I should mention
@@RockhillfarmYT sorry just saw this comment but i believe you covered it all well! i was thinking if grinded, it wouldnt be low enough to work up the field without hitting it.
Dreaded trifoliate orange. I hate those things!
I thought you did a good job.