Building a Bonfire

A tenant recovering from health issues used pruning as physical therapy, and built quite a mountain of branches and debris. The tenant has made a remarkable recovery during a year out here in the country! He has moved out, and now I’m clearing the debris before the next tenant moves in.
I own neither a rotary cutter nor a grapple. I work with what I have - the Kioti CS2520 equipped with a front end bucket, pallet forks, and a box blade. Not a single implement is really designed for what I’m doing, so as you will see, it’s not what I would consider a smooth operation. I get it done, just without elegance.
Sorry about the video length! I edited severely, and even sped up the tractor video times 2…
0:00 On the Farm
1:06 Kioti CS2520
2:14 Clearing the Field
4:06 The Wrong Tool
4:45 Pallet Forks
6:32 Swinging Forks
7:25 Loader Bucket
7:50 Swapping Skid Steer Attachments
9:30 Pushing Debris
11:50 Summary and Tractor Damage

[@goincasual]

Looks like a lot of work!
You might could clamp those pallet forks to the bottom rail and keep them in check. Or something similar. The KIOTI is a great little workhorse.

[@shawnebaines8276]

Yeah- the first time I used them I secured them with ratchet straps. Just bought a new stick welder. I’m gonna try to mod them so they agree with me.

[@scarystoriesofghastlyhorror]

How have you been my friend? I was just wondering if you had your old haunted house handbook collection available in E-Book format?

[@shawnebaines8276]

I do not. Haven’t done anything with the old HHHs in years. Thanks for asking