Big Stump removal with Tractor BACKHOE
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- Compact tractor and Stump Removal with a tractor backhoe.
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That intro was awesome 😎
Glad you like it.
That was a very entertaining intro!
I'm still struggling with learning to operate my backhoe. The backhoe itself, and the tractor hydraulics want to work harder than the mass of the tractor will support, so I tend to take too big a bite, and move more tractor than dirt and roots. A trick that helps a bit is grabbing up my 300+lb rock in the root rake grapple to add a little more weight to the tractor.
The backhoe takes time, and you will learn the trick. In your defense, I started working on excavators when I was eight.
I'm with Hank that intro was a good storyline.
Thank you my friend.
That TYM really packs a punch, i think it’s stronger than other machines in its hp and weight class, impressive the way it handles the stumps
It does a great job. Perfect performance to this point. 80 hard hours.
Great job Tony. You make things look so easy.
Thank you. The tractor is doing all the work! Lol. Sawmill is up and running.
Man that was a big stump. Good work sir! God bless.
The last one was the worst. Got them all done.
That building and mill is gonna be really nice when you get it done thanks for sharing buddy
Did you find this video more entertaining? I am trying hard to be a better story teller. My videos are some times dry.
Awesome video Tony.
Thank you. I was trying to tell the whole story better. I think we will make videos this way for a while. I am interested to see if more people find it interesting 👍
Great backhoe work! You don't waste alot of movement removing the dirt from the hole, only enough to clear the spoils. You'd have fun in a mini X with more fluid controls. Great intro to video also!
Thank you my friend. I love the Swiss Army Knife aspect of a compact tractor, but a Mini X would be fast! I am working to grow my skills with video. I feel like some of my work is dry. I am going to try this style for a while.
Cool intro, my friend! 😎 Great work so far! 🌲🌲🌲🌲
Yes sir. So far. Building barn post now, but it raining tomorrow. Friday, is looking good
Looks like that backhoe had decent power digging those out. What has your opinion of the backhoe been so far? Thanks for any input, this combo is the top of my list so far to purchase the end of this year.
I just released another video about the backhoe. It has never let me down. Many hours of use.
HAHA that first 60 seconds sounded like my 8 year old explaining pokemon to me. Thanks for the chuckle.
My wife said, "it sounds like Dr. Seuss!" You are welcome! We are loving life and building our dream. Hard work, but fun!
@@TonysTractorAdventure Glad to hear that. it's showing.
Nice intro
Thank you. We are trying to do better telling stories.
Enjoy your videos, let me say I have no experience operating a backhoe, but I've noticed, with the tractor type backhoe, when you lower your stabilizing arms, you don't raise your back tractor tires off the ground like a regular construction backhoe. Was wondering the reason why,
Tractors are not meant to work that way. There is no reason to do it with a construction backhoe for that matter. The higher the backhoe is raised, the less depth it can dig, plus the higher center of gravity is not the Operator's friend. Many Operators think it is cool looking. The physics of it is off. Outriggers should be used to level and support. Anything else, for most situations, is like all the young men running around with their pants sagging. Only looks, but no function. 😇😇😇
Maybe the backhoe mounting frame to the tractor is week. The rubber tires partially on the ground absorbs vibration. The rock&rolling absorbs excess stress.The job got done with only 50 hours of practice on this machine. Nothing "snapped off" equals total success.
There is nothing gained by lifting the rear in the air. It does cause the tractor to lose digging depth because the butt is hiked in the air.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Just saying,agree 99%. Just like to have the Full weight on the stabilizers for a Great " lock in", and usually only have at least one wheel off the ground a 1/2 inch where maybe the other one is 2 feet "air-born" just to stay level. Even with the front end "jacked up" maybe 2" on the level ( rare), cutting edge dug in at a reverse angle the whole tractor hardly moves a 1/4 of an inch= perfect stability,& very precise, and accurate on grade digging. Just seems to work best for my TLB with 925hours; only tighted some of the 68 (sixty-eight)mounting bolts Once( and check all the time) . Sure is nice having a digger that doesen' t "flex-a-late" , jump around ,& gets the job done so easily even at 9.2 feet deep. Thanks for all your Great Vidios Sir.
what size bucket are you using on this backhoe?
I believe that one is 16". Heck I don't rightly remember.
Yeah I've been thinking hard about getting a mill since I've got 60-70 cord of uncut lumber. Too bad it is mostly spruce and fir.
Forgive me for being uneducated. I thought Spruce and Fir were good for lumber; or is it only certain species?
@@TonysTractorAdventure Only certain species. These are what we call whitewood, very soft and refer to as pissfur.
If you have time to answer a question. Did you find this video more entertaining or distracting? I feel like my videos are sometimes dry. Trying new things and trying to grow my video skills.
@@TonysTractorAdventure No, keep on what you are doing. I watched it since I'm curious on what a backhoe on a tractor is capable of.
Great video! I’m looking at buying the Branson 4820 with the bh200 backhoe. It looks very similar to yours and I heard tym owns Branson. Are these 2 tractors basically the same?
TYM does own them, but they are not the same tractor. TYM has a newer design, but the are both tough.
Thank you, also!
@@TonysTractorAdventure ok thanks. Couldn’t find much info on it 👍
How long did it take to dig it out?
About twenty minutes
could have done it in half the time if you are willing to get your hands dirty
I love the positive thing response. It just made me smile. I appreciate you watching.
YOUNG MAN ,
FIRST FIND IN OF ROOTS THEN WORK YOUR WAY BACK TO THE STUMP / THIS WAY WOULD BE EZ ON U AND YOUR BACKHOE
I agree.