MAHINDRA 4540 | TRACTOR VS. STUMP

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
  • Does the Mahindra 4540 get the job done with this enormous AZALEA Bush? Watch to find out.
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  • @HamiltonvilleFarm
    @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +6

    Hope you enjoyed this video. All my tractor videos are here:
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  • @stoneycarter5546
    @stoneycarter5546 4 роки тому +3

    I miss my MaHindra great little tractor it was a 3016 I had it 4 years and not one problem she was small but strong, I really like the look of your 4540

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks a lot. I've been real happy with it. It's really strong!👍

  • @terrymangum3914
    @terrymangum3914 5 років тому +3

    Hank, a little Monday morning quarterbacking. Since you had the post hole augers on the back you could have drilled some holes around it to break up the roots. Then it should have pulled out. The grapple did the job though. That Azalea bush was the biggest Azalea I have ever seen. Enjoyed watching to get it out of the ground.

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      Yeah, we committed to doing that project in the most inefficient way possible 😁 we learned a lot through the comments and doing the actual work. Thanks for tip, always great to hear from you👍

  • @tractorben
    @tractorben 4 роки тому +5

    Very glad you are enjoying the 4540, we have great sales and satisfaction out of them. Just a tip, always idle all the way down before shutting down the tractor. The common rail does not appreciate being stopped at high pressure and you can blow the rail(also not covered under warranty.) Several thousand $$ for rail and lines. I go over those type things will all customer upon delivery.

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  4 роки тому

      Yeah we do that for the end of the work day. We let it idle up at the beginning of the work day and then we shut it down in accordance with the sticker below the steering wheel. Always good to follow instructions 👍

  • @terrellcummings4385
    @terrellcummings4385 3 роки тому +1

    I like my mahindra tractor

  • @OhioHillTopsHobbyFarm
    @OhioHillTopsHobbyFarm 5 років тому +3

    Great one buddy! That Mahindra sure is a beast! Way to stick at it, weighing that much just shows how much power those compact tractors have ;) keep up the awesome videos!

  • @Mallard5plus1Farmhouse
    @Mallard5plus1Farmhouse 5 років тому +4

    Thought I was going to have to bring the LS down there to help you out 😉😁. Great video ol buddy!

  • @krogunlimitedfahrenkrog6110

    You've got a brush grapple, grab what you can and pull it off.
    I much prefer chain for pulling anything out with tractor, they bite better and they don't get bound up like straps.
    As long as you are using a strong enough chain, it won't fail.

  • @brianlee4929
    @brianlee4929 4 роки тому +1

    Best advice I can give is use a chain when trying to pull anything out like that. If that strap breaks or slips off it will rubberband right back at the tractor, or worse you.

  • @SouthernFoodJunkie
    @SouthernFoodJunkie 5 років тому

    First off, that is a huge bush lol. Second that is a huge root ball lol. Great job Hank 👏 now go get that Peacock!

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      I know right....I guess I'll make a video of that. Lol. Thanks Ronnie 👍

    • @SouthernFoodJunkie
      @SouthernFoodJunkie 5 років тому

      @@HamiltonvilleFarm Haha, can't wait for that one too.

  • @HomeInTheSticks
    @HomeInTheSticks 5 років тому +1

    Good job sir and that was some big ol azalea bushes!!! Good share Mr Hank!! Dan

  • @thedailydee
    @thedailydee 5 років тому +1

    I love how you showed previously host footage with info on what was happening. I love tractors. New supporter from the LIVE. I am here to stay

  • @DojosAllotmentSpecialist
    @DojosAllotmentSpecialist 5 років тому +2

    Great video my friend love the tractor

  • @AlanJFelty
    @AlanJFelty Рік тому

    WHATYA KNOW GOOD, HANK?! 😎👍
    AWESOME VIDEO! Probably Best One I Watched So Far!
    I Was ROFL Listening To You Talk About How You Had To Tackle This Challenge.
    Loved The Way You Figured Out How To Improvise, Adapt, & Overcome! 😎👍
    Gotta Love The 4-Legged Kiddos That Leave You Presents All Over The Property! LOL! 😁😎👍
    Yeah, I'm Bing Watching Your Videos Before I Get Back To My Day Job As An IT Guy... LOL! 😁😎👍
    Thanks for another great video! 😎👍
    Mr. FixNit

  • @Mountaintoptractor
    @Mountaintoptractor 2 роки тому

    Great video, question I have a 55hp tym with a backhoe, and a grapple. I have hundreds of stumps ranging from 2-10" that stick up 4-8". (Previous property owner had fire mitigation done, some are 3 years old some are 20yrs old) I'm at 7,500' in Colorado. What would you suggest? Renting a home depot stump grinder? Sawing them flush and abandoning them? Buy a stump bucket? Grab on with my cable choker and hope? Love the videos!

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  2 роки тому

      I’d definitely rent the stump grinder (if you’re tractor is HST)

  • @garrytalley8009
    @garrytalley8009 4 роки тому

    I must admit you went about it the hard way. The grapple alone would have been the best choice. And you wouldn't have had to deal with staying out of dog poop either. But live and learn and that what videos are all about showing do's, don'ts and different ways to go about doing projects. Thanks' for sharing.

  • @texaslifejulie8533
    @texaslifejulie8533 5 років тому

    I think you probably learned some things here. Entertaining video, knowing you weren't going to pull up a bush. Tree...yes, bush no.Lol Good job in the end !! ♡♡

  • @OutdoorswithErik
    @OutdoorswithErik 5 років тому

    Thats a huge root ball my friend, can always count on the grapple!

  • @phil10000
    @phil10000 3 місяці тому

    Never pull from the front of tractor strap could break or slip off and come flying back at you and worse case it could damage your hydraulic cylinders. Always think before acting it could be very costly.

  • @WilliamsonRidge
    @WilliamsonRidge 5 років тому

    Nice video! I had a tree that I dug up the root ball and it lifted the back tires with them loaded and a box blade, all that dirt mixed in makes for some heavy lifting.

  • @HuntingFarmerOfficial
    @HuntingFarmerOfficial 5 років тому +1

    Wow! Great work 👍

  • @dogasever_s_y
    @dogasever_s_y 5 років тому +1

    this is awesome monster

  • @teamstucker624
    @teamstucker624 5 років тому

    Thanks for the education on bush rootball battle's and congrats on the New Bird lol. We had a blast watching my wife loved the bet part. Thanks for sharing.

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      We probably will end up with 2 bc she never gets just one of an animal 😳

    • @teamstucker624
      @teamstucker624 5 років тому

      @@HamiltonvilleFarm Yeah I hear that my wife does the same thing now I have 2 dog's She said I just want 1 then the dogs lonely let's get 1 more yeah that was a trick LoL. Take care have a great long weekend.

  • @lilstepnoel
    @lilstepnoel 5 років тому

    I'm from the Farmall live. Living in the Midwest I'm going to love your channel. Just joined ya. We need another tractor, hubby's still driving his Grandpa's tractor to bush hog with. Well perhaps someday he'll get one. Love the video my friend.

  • @D90-BELL
    @D90-BELL 5 років тому +1

    Tractor💪 and waooow friend

  • @terryk3118
    @terryk3118 4 роки тому

    How 'boutcha! Thanks for your service. Really enjoy your videos - and this one in particular. Like talking to my neighbor over the back fence (the one that talks funny).

  • @AJmx2702001
    @AJmx2702001 5 років тому

    That was a challenge for ya and glad it worked out with the grapple .. I push out trees and bushes with a Kubota SVL 75 track machine and i would have just taken it on without any hand work lol .

  • @stanleyjohnston5876
    @stanleyjohnston5876 5 років тому +1

    I was wondering when you were going to use the Grapple? Why didn't you knock the dirt off the root ball?

  • @noonerstrickland1743
    @noonerstrickland1743 5 років тому

    Prepping the Battlespace! Good job!

  • @frankcastle7777
    @frankcastle7777 5 років тому +1

    That tractor was very basic but a tank!!!!

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      That's why I like it so much. Simple! It is a tank!!

  • @LunasWitchyCorner
    @LunasWitchyCorner 5 років тому

    Met you in Farmalls Live let's stay connected. Much love!

  • @TheNakidGardeners
    @TheNakidGardeners 5 років тому

    You are so strong. Moving all that by yourself. I need your muscles this weekend with our new raisedbeds 😜. Why were y'all taking that out again?
    Peacocks vs massage? Peacock all the way.

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      Azalea leafs and flowers are poisonous to pigs and our pig pen is right beside the old bush, so we didn't want the wind to blow some into the pen🐷🐷

    • @TheNakidGardeners
      @TheNakidGardeners 5 років тому

      @@HamiltonvilleFarm ahhhh gotcha thanks for sharing

  • @stephencarlisle6339
    @stephencarlisle6339 2 роки тому

    If u haven't fill those tires with water. Makes all the difference.

  • @larrydsAquatics
    @larrydsAquatics 5 років тому

    Must have been a stunning plant in its hay day great video.

  • @snobear41
    @snobear41 3 роки тому

    you have nice soil- I am jealous in Mid MO and I have "gumbo" clay

  • @MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors
    @MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors 5 років тому

    I thought you were going to have me bring the loader down to take out that little bush for ya.

  • @ffjokere3
    @ffjokere3 5 років тому

    Good Vid. I have that same grapple so it was nice to see what it can do. Just curious, I wonder if you could have cut the tops down a little lower and then went over it with the box blade with the ripper shanks all the way down as far as you can go. Maybe cut around it first to break up some of the root structure, then trying the main stumps. Just curious.

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому +1

      +P4UL that's a great idea. I will try it that way when I do another stump 👍

  • @terryhamrick8632
    @terryhamrick8632 5 років тому +3

    Why didn’t you just shove it up with the grapple then pick it up and carry away. I have did this with a lot bigger stuff

  • @Gothatdawg
    @Gothatdawg 5 років тому +1

    Awesome video brother! I’m loving that tractor. Good job too!

  • @kaseycasece1340
    @kaseycasece1340 5 років тому +1

    young man ,
    before u wrap chain around brush just look at brush first think best way to do this ! .
    u can do either way loader bucket or grapple or box blade teeth in the ground / dig beside this brush all the way around until u can get good hold to this brush with your chain wrap around twice ! .
    after u got brush out , next to shake dirt out before u haul to brush pile , okay !

  • @BakingCookingEasyVlogs
    @BakingCookingEasyVlogs 5 років тому

    Wowww Sir very nice video supper video Great job

  • @JohnAmes
    @JohnAmes 5 років тому

    Very good video biggggggggggg thumbs up

  • @HomesteadJay
    @HomesteadJay 5 років тому

    Hahaha this is great! Shes got some power there! I know what you mean about moving stuff to get situated! I am gonna be doing some land clearing and I need to move 4 cars and 2 trailers before I start dropping trees everytime (just in case lol) This was great though well put together!

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  5 років тому

      Thanks! You definitely don't wanna drop a tree on your car. lol.

    • @HomesteadJay
      @HomesteadJay 5 років тому

      @@HamiltonvilleFarm No sir! haha problem is finding room to move everything out of striking range lol

  • @kwalsemann3919
    @kwalsemann3919 4 місяці тому

    put the bucket On and push it out ,donein 5 minutes.

  • @justincosio7
    @justincosio7 3 роки тому

    Did you have issues with going from fed gears to reverse when it was new?

    • @HamiltonvilleFarm
      @HamiltonvilleFarm  3 роки тому +1

      No. You just gotta find the sweet spot so to speak

    • @justincosio7
      @justincosio7 3 роки тому

      @@HamiltonvilleFarm gotcha. ive done some reading and it says the more hours you put on the easier it gets.
      Thanks for your videos! That's what made me by the 4540.

  • @vitoruffalo2576
    @vitoruffalo2576 5 років тому

    Use the grabber to push the branches back, then use a cable choker.

  • @kaseycasece1340
    @kaseycasece1340 5 років тому +1

    young man ,
    next time use loader bucket , with chain

  • @Rdrake1413
    @Rdrake1413 4 роки тому

    Biggest azalea bush I ever seen

  • @Archer11ca
    @Archer11ca 3 роки тому

    I see you had a pucker moment when the back tire lifted, you need more ballast than the post hole digger.

  • @hphillips7425
    @hphillips7425 4 роки тому +1

    Will that area be big enough for the peacocks?😂

  • @robertcalaway4970
    @robertcalaway4970 2 роки тому

    That was a job for a stump bucket

  • @kenmosley4072
    @kenmosley4072 4 роки тому

    All that manual labor while the red beast sits watching...Am I missing something?

  • @robertmartinez3769
    @robertmartinez3769 5 років тому +1

    Nothing that a stick of dynamite can’t cure. 😂 after that you will have a nice hole for a swimming pool.

  • @BudERHicks
    @BudERHicks 3 роки тому

    19,300 LBS? How can a FEL pick up that much weight if it the pin breakout force is around 3,000? Your grapple has to weigh at least 500 LBS. And the closest root ball edge could be to the center pin line would be around 1 ft then extend out from there. That leverage decreases your lift capacity greatly.

  • @shrekweldz8315
    @shrekweldz8315 4 роки тому

    You sure do have a lot of trailers

  • @alphonsotate2982
    @alphonsotate2982 4 роки тому

    AFTER I CUT IT DOWN WITH THE CHAIN SAW I WOULD HAVE DRILLED ALL AROUND IT WITH THE AUGER ON THE BACK OF THE TRACTOR TO CUT THE ROOTS SIMILAR TO A BACK HOE THEN PUSHED IT OUT WITH THE GRAPPLE.

  • @rickyarp253
    @rickyarp253 4 роки тому

    Ya lol I would have set the bush hog on it make life easier not harder or just use the grapple to rip up the roots

  • @CanterburyTrailsFarm
    @CanterburyTrailsFarm 5 років тому

    Stumps are the worst! lol.

  • @joshsauls2014
    @joshsauls2014 5 років тому

    “I DON’T KNOW WHY I’M HOLLERING!!!”

  • @aaronrroy
    @aaronrroy 2 роки тому

    It may be immature but you had about a half dozen that’s that she said jokes in this episode

  • @markmccoy1304
    @markmccoy1304 5 років тому

    Hey, Indiana Jones! Your persistence, knowledge and sweat Won!!! That should be a lesson "Don't Give Up!".
    The mighty Magindra Prevailed!😝

  • @msanford75
    @msanford75 3 роки тому

    The worst thing I've ever done was buy a mahindra 4540 I absolutely hate that tractor and would never recommend anyone to buy one.

  • @gckshea
    @gckshea 4 роки тому

    HAHAHA! 19,327 lbs!! LOLOL! 😂😂😂