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Adding the chain is bullshit when you could have welded eyelets for stabilizing the forks.

Kubota has a step that goes on the B2650 & fits B2601 with same pre drilled holes. I bought one & installed in less than 5 minutes. Game changing for us 50+ yr old guys! Love it. Check into it👍

Really good presentation. Thank you. East or Western WA?

I bought a wireless camera and monitor I'm going to install. I can't see crap from the seat lol.

Great tool. Don’t go into the bush without it. Great for skidding heavy rounds, lifting them and great around the wood splitter. Enjoy and keep exercising and moving so the old bones don’t get creaky. Nazdravja!

Made my own for a 1/4 of the price of buying one 😅

Good clip overall but LoL friend, all you had todo is push the hydraulic line against something to release the pressure. Removing the line, really?? 🤦

There’s going to be a lot of complaints about the problems due to misuse of this and they’ll all be blamed on the tractor brand.

That thing took forever and made a mess, I'll stick to the power washer and reciprocating saw 😂

I watch the entire video and I have to build the same stump bucket for my L2501. If you want to attach some dimensions to the reply I will appreciate it. You do a great job with it. Thank you sir.

Thanks for the review. That looks like a great tool. For any kind of work like that, try a motorcycle kidney belt around your waist. They are usually elastic and fasten with velcro. Pull it as tight as possible and it really supports your back.

You got access to a Black Diamond mulcher to put on the back of your tractor?

Fiskers hookaroon is absolutely junk use them for a bit and u will find out the tips break off. And good luck getting ahold of customer service the are almost impossible to get ahold of them.

When parking any hydraulic cylinder relieve any hyd pressure before disconnecting the hoses. even better move the cylinder away from bottoming out first. then even if there is pressure in one hose when you recouple- cycling the valve with one hose attached will make draining opposing hose unnecessary.

You used all that safety equipment, but did not use a hitch pin to ensure the Jaw Boss doesn't fall out of the receiver?

those are awesome ! i need those

Putting that amount of pressure on the hydraulic cylinders fully extended is one of the worst things you can do. Save your tractor on stumps that big. Go rent a mini excavator. Been there done that, and my tractor is bigger than yours.

I’m sure by doing it and reviewing the footage you’ll see where improvements will come from. If I could offer 2 observations. First. It’s not an excavator. Second. think of how you’d remove it if you didn’t have a tractor, and no you can’t use explosives. You’d likely have two tools. A pic axe and a shovel..and maybe a handsaw/axe. Anyhow that’s how, IMHO you should use that implement. Curl down, then boom down then back drag minimum 6’. ( like a pic axe) start Left then in front then right. Then shovel these areas. (if needed it expose roots) Now reposition 90* rinse and repeat. Now attack the roots with a scoop method. Well that’s my 2 scents. Nice compact tractor though. 😊

Push the handle towards the log to take it out

Make a bigger version, mount to the front loader, pick up logs with tractor

Good stuff, thanks. 7:03 PM Stanwood WA

Thanks for the video. New subscriber. The ammo box bracket FaceBook link isn’t there anymore. Do you know of an alternate supplier?

Thanks for the video. I’m currently looking at getting into an L3560 LE. I’m stuck between choosing the backhoe attachment on an open station or a factory cab. Both have their advantages but I just can’t afford them at the same time. I can however afford a stump bucket along with the cab and I’m leaning more towards that option. I can always add a backhoe in the future but it would be a lot harder and more expensive to convert an open station to a full HVAC cab in the future. Thank you for the video showing this attachment in action. I do plan on clearing out quite a few stumps and trees from my property and this looks like it would work fine for that purpose.

Looking forward to seeing your experience with the beautiful orange wood cheeper that you have in the shop. I am looking for buying one. Glad to have your experience. Thanks in advance.

Many thanks for sharing your experience. Love this attachment. Useful every day for efficiency at work. Ingenious and pragmatic, making the day to day easier. Thanks again. (BTW Amazing channel. You have a new follower starting today.... (Thanks for the recommandation from @DIY My Way).

Your property is amazing! I'm also in western WA, but I've only got 5 acres.

I loved the rake tip. Thanks a lot!

I have a lot to learn!!

What size brush cutter are running on the 2601.

I just got myself a Fiskars hookaroon and oh my goodness I wish I had this thing years ago

You can also change the angle of your 3pt hitch to make that box blade more aggressive if things are frozen

I use a York rake to break up ice. We also get a full winter so everything freezes up

Yes just keep going

I have edge tamers but never use them. Once you get used to working the bucket you don’t need them

I use my bucket first then dress everything with the box blade

I use my box blade the same way. You and I do things very much the same way. I’ve been using my box blade to help for years. I also use my bucket. Also don’t be afraid to fill your bucket with snow for extra weight

Did you know that the stump bucket will slip right into your regular bucket. I take both buckets with me to a stump. This way once the roots are exposed I can slip my other bucket back on. Come up to the bottom of the exposed stump and curl the stump right out. As you know you have a lot more,power to curl with the regular bucket

I have that same bucket for my 2301. Loved seeing you do the same thing I do. Let’s me know I’m doing it right..

Using the chains.... brilliant!

What a great video! And I also like the other one where you show how you are using the grapple. My boyfriend and I bought 46 acres mostly wooded area but also with about 6 acres of open apple orchard and grass land. We are struggling with the decision if we should get a small Steiner tractor, which is very good for mowing on steep hills because it has a very low center of gravity. The Kubota 2601 is also rather low to the ground, but not quite as low and we think it probably doesn’t manage wetland quite as well as the Steiner does. So I was very happy to hear from you that you have some very hilly terrain to work on and it seems you are doing well with it. And just like you, we have a lot of logging work and therefore would probably use the grapple quite a bit. And we would like to cut some trails through the mountain laurels and seeing your trails is just so amazing! Did you do all that with the York rake? Also, your forest is just so beautiful! What a beautiful piece of property!

To bad you don't have a chain hook on that thing to pick those stumps up and move them after you pull them out. Thanks for sharing your technique. I have ordered one for my Kubota L2502 and look forward to using it.

You really need to get a safety chain on that drive shaft cover! It isn’t supposed to spin with the shaft.

I have the same one, same model. Presently, you are just starting to use it and are inexperienced. Soon you will learn you do not have to jam it in the end of the log so hard, then when you go to drop the wood into your carrier, just a good shake should make it drop off. Just takes a little time to get the experience necessary to be very quick and timely with it. My back is not too bad at 74 yoa but I figured a few years back why am I having to bend over all the time, and a pickaroon solved this problem. One hour of use and I figured it paid for itself! No more aching back, so no excuse not to continue working! HA HA

Great review. Thanks!

How do you feel about the 60" width? Would you go 72" for the B2601?

Where did you get the grab handle from

What spec trailer is that?

Dr. G. probably wishes he could extract a tooth as fast as you did that stump! Great video, David!

I have the same tractor my only complaint is the loader is pretty weak for digging hard material luckily I have a skid-steer for when I really need it

It was good to see the work being done from your point of view in the driver seat too.