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Did you know that you aren't supposed to shackle 2 straps together? If the strap that's around the stump breaks or slips off then the shackle becomes a missile and hits the tractor. They make soft shackles now that are made of rope. The other thing you are supposed to do is hang a weight on the strap so it falls to the ground if the strap breaks.
Thanks for sharing your life with us.
God bless you and the family!
You need to review that opinel. It looks interesting, but I'd like a comparison between it and the leatherman or gerber multi tools...
woodworker Royer there is no comparison still two completely different tools
Don’t destroy it wrangler! Root wood makes gorgeous wood crafts! Mill it and use the wood for some wooden furnishings for missus w
that little flower was a small poppy.
Wranglerstar that was so refreshing to watch a Father and son team work so well with each other. What a blessing to have good son or to have a good Father!!!!! Blessings on your family!!!
I completely agree. it reminds me of my father teaching me the same kind of things.
Dad: This is your project. I'm your helper. Jack: Ok, I need you to move that stump.
That was so funny.... Cody shoulda said yes sir.... LOL. Cheers.
That's management material right there!!
Yeah, gotta love a good father-son joke. Management all the way!
MrGtownjake my dad made us always say “yes sir or yes ma’am “ to both of our parents and any other adults who spoke to us kids! Dad was a Sargent in the Army and he fought during the Korean war. He has mellowed when he became a Christian and when he finally remarried and they have 14 children together! I have lots of brothers and sisters!
😂😂 nice try, jack!
Since my dad passed, this channel has been a huge part of helping me get through it. Being in the forest with you feels like you are teaching me, just like you teach Jack. Thank you for everything you do Cody, Shawn.
Same! I feel like I am Jack, learning from Cody.
Sorry for your loss, Shawn. I'm praying you will have brighter days ahead.
I’m impressed with how well Jack takes instruction from “dad.” Something I wish I had been better at. A mark of good character.
Haha everytime I hear him talk to jack I think what I would be saying "gosh. I know. Right. Let me do it. Duhh" and feel so embarrassed with how I was with my parents
Well put. Our society forgot the word Character.
Mark of a true relationship. Good character and no relationship still = no conversation or listening.
If you have a real relationship with your kids, they listen.
Any student will shine under a bright teacher.
I like how he's given the opportunity to figure it out for himself. Everyone learns differently
6:51 I laughed out loud at Jack's ingenuity there.
I couldn't breathe for about 5 minutes lol
So did I, he's learning the art of delegation !
tried the Ole Tom Sawyer. Gotta respect the man
6:50 he’s trying to delegate responsibilities to his more capable crew.. smart!
just remembered my granddad working in his garden and I helped him or he made me believe that I helped him, I was just a little boy, my grandma came down from the house and brought us cake and tea and we sat together and ate after work, this brought back some sweet memories, god bless you all
Love watching the father son work. That stump is a beast!
same
Yeah it's really something the world could use more of.
It's like building a tree house but on the ground. These are the best videos watching Jack and you work together ❤.
yeiiiis
Only wish my Father had spent that kind of time with me. Thankfully my grandparents really stepped up. And wish I had my own children to do these kinds of things with.
That moment when Cody said "you're in charge, I am your helper". I'm sure there are plenty of subscribers who've felt that aww heck moment come over you while your dad says it during a job like that. Nothing like a bit of machinery to add to the pressure haha. Good stuff guys i miss living out on our farm. Literally done exactly what you're doing after a lightning strike struck a tree and split it half in one of our paddocks. Cut it for fire wood, dug out and moved the stump to the midden, bonfire time! Good Days!!!
Never use the front end of a tractor for pulling !! I'm a farmer and tractors were never designed for be equipped with a front end loader. Just a helpful tip so you don't damage things
You are absolutely correct. Plus you are further out of the line of fire if the strap or chain breaks.
I believe it’s a poppy.
Yeah it's a poppy.
yes, definitely a poppy
.. will make them sleep.
Yep they sure are pretty too
@@matthewellisor5835 Wrong type of poppy.
That's a poppy it's the flower of remembrance here in the uk
It says on my phone that the vid was just posted 30 secs ago but it says ur reply was 4 hours ago 🤔
@@mrgrungie104 I think members see it first?
I don't think so
Poppy seed cake is super tasty. I love it!
Great Grandpa followed my great uncle into WW1 when he was only 17. Just two poor cattle ranchers at Vimy ridge,.
2 words, black powder. That will move that stump.
Keep on keeping on
I agree 💯
For sure!
Why is he not cutting it up with chainsaw? :/
@@Neilukuk Too much dirt! :) Dirt + Chain = destroyed chain in seconds.
neil A yep, what Ima crazy guy wrote! He would kill chains.
I would love to meet wranglerstar. I feel like he's chill and nice to talk to.
So would I. He could call me an east coast sissy. And we'd laugh...
Jordan Smith I know right
Hmmmmm that profile pic reminds me of something
Totally agree. He should open a business that helps teach these things one on one or as a team building exercise with camping and survival. I'd sign up my son and I quick fast and in a hurry.
Like the profile logo
This makes me miss my Dad. He'd be happy to see a fellow NW father out enjoying time on their tractor. Cheers from NW Oregon.
Jack to Poppa, "I need you to secure this on the most secure part." LOL
We should all take notes on how this family works together and respects each other. Family or Friend we all need each other. America United :)
what a great life’s lesson. great job. you made an old man think there is still good people who love their family. thanks for all the video’s. your fan rudy
Glad you enjoyed it
You're a kind and patient teacher Cody, it's a joy to watch Jack and you work together. Precious moments.
Great lessons for all! Can’t wait to teach my children things like this! God bless!
Nice work....and you both exemplify keeping safe around lines/straps/chains under heavy tension. I see WAAAAY too many video's of people working with them and standing right in the arc of danger. I've also personally witnessed a couple incidents in which people were hurt because of not being safe around them. One lesson you definitely want to pass on for sure!
Thats the reason my dad dosent trust chains for pulling
@@shawno8253 Yeah I much prefer straps or good double braided nylon. I once pulled a Greyhound bus up out of a small ditch with 25' of DBN in which I backed up to it's front bumper with my truck, took off and when I felt the line reach it's max stretch set the parking brake. The "snap" back of the line's potential energy then "popped" that bus fwd just enough to get them some traction. This was Wyoming in a blizzard and help was going to be a long time coming so sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. STILL have that line!
I work a lot so I can’t really sit down and be able to enjoy some of your videos, I’m not sure how long I’ve been subscribed but I remember jack as a kid and one video on you plowing your street for your neighbors! But thanks to you and your knowledge on life, I learned a lot and I can’t thank you enough. I just recently purchased around 50+ acres in OR can’t wait to build a home on it.
Smiling most of the way through. Awesome leading, following & loving , its beautiful to see! : )
Doesn't look like that tractor is struggling to much with that huge stump. A really good piece of equipment is nice to have on any homestead. :)
Thanks 👍
Wranglerstar, why not use the grapple for a couple min to try and break more of that compacted dirt out? Also, from personal experience, I don’t like metal shackles between two straps. If the strap on the stump rubs/breaks or slips, that shackle becomes a projectile and likely at the tractor. Love the instruction for Jack and letting him learn to figure out how with guidance. Great example for others to teach our next generation.
Love your videos! You remind me of my dad. He wants to own a tractor for his backyard. He also really likes Honda offroad vehicles, like what you have.
My grandpa learned me to put big things like that stump on heavy steel road plates. Use the road plate as a towing sled. But be sure the object is balanced/stable or it will roll down the hill. Use a third strap around the stump and connect that to the tractor as well to prevent that. Always use the towing/low speed gearbox. Beeing 5 minutes early is worse when the pistons of you engine have cracks and the clutch will wear out too.
Watching your videos through the years, I've seen the bond between you and Jack grow. It's refreshing to see a father/son dynamic such as yours. I wish you all the best.
I gotta say you have great dedication to the channel. I can’t think of another channel that puts out a new video EVERY day. Thank you.
Aww mannnnn The beard is gone. I just figured out who you reminded me of with the beard. You looked a little like the Klingons from the original star trek. Oh well, I guess Mrs. W had some influence after all. lol .
It got them lunch... delivered
An old saying my father-in-law used to tell me...If mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy :)
THAT"S RIGHT! Cody the Klingon!
@@Mike_B_724 it's true!!! My wife is generally miserable by choice and nobody is happy, not even the kids!!!
Maybe its just me but looking like a Klingon is not a compliment and I disagree with that thought. I believe the goatee added to his warmth of character as well as adds dimension and color. It wasn't too dramatic and is fitting to his lifestyle. Its too bad the wife wasn't willing to give it a worthy shot. Ill keep watching either way so its not like it matters much anyway and yes at the end of the day, happy wife=happy life.
Loving everything about these last couple of months from your channel...a much needed respite from this crazy world we've found ourselves caught up in.
Your videos are so professional, I don’t know anyone could dislike them. Thank you for the quality content.
I stopped at 09:40. A co-worker used a strat to pull a stump out(like a rubber band). when it slipped off the stump the strap snapped back through his rear window. I suggest using a chain between the tractor and the stump, use the strat to wrap up the stump. Now I'll finish watching.
It is a poppy we have a field near us that fills with them, it’s also the flower we use for remembrance, a very beautiful flower
Always have extra trailer pins and clips. Keep an extra in any vehicle you tow with. Saves so much frustration and time.
If too much dirt is causing a weight or a cutting issue in a stump, I stand back and blast it with a high pressure water washer. It saves a lot of labour digging it out by hand, relieves a lot of stress when pulling the stump and saves dulling a chainsaw chain.
What an awsome picture to see father and son working together. Congratulations Mr Wranglerstar!!! You are raising a fine young man. Stay safe and until next video.
Wow , lol that was stressful listening to the cracking noises on pull! I was gritting my teeth to keep it from snapping!
Proper pulling with a tractor would be with the draw bar. The tractor loader on this tractor is attached with a few bolts. Plus pulling at an angle with the loader can rack the loader and damage hyd cylinders.
I loved watching you and your son bonding and teaching. I wish my father was there to teach me. But I always remember I still have a Father... The big guy upstairs. I got very teary eyed watching you both grow and learn.
Cody I love how when Jack is out working along side, you are always teaching. It probably drives him nuts right now but he’ll look back and love every minute.
I'm not his friend, I'm his Father,
Watch out pulling from the loader frame, you can warp it or damage a cylinder. It's always best to try to use the drawbar on really heavy stuff.
Hello there. A little suggestion from the Colorado mountains. Some wedges and well placed saw cuts and you could have spit it into small enough pieces to lift with the tractor. Thanks for sharing another great video!😄
I had to do some big stuff like this a few months ago. We ended up using a bunch of extensions, a few blocks and my brothers Hilux and a winch. Though it was slow going we got most of it done. Good job.
Rob at Little House off grid said to visit here for good tips living the rural life.
You could use the fire pump to wash all the dirt off of the stump to make it lighter and easier to get on the trailer.
I always enjoy watching you work with Jack. I am especially amazed by the patience you both display.
Jack your doing great . Cherish every moment with your dad even like was in this video once there gone there gone it’s a tre blessing to be able to see your dad everyday. God bless y’all love your channel
Not sure why but I like the sound of cracking roots when being pulled out of the ground. Maybe because it resembles the sap popping in a nice campfire.
I'm taking notes on how you have raised Jack - great to see such a nice young man with work skills. I will try my best to teach the same to my son, who is only 5 months.
I always like the times when Jack is on. As a dad, it' great to see your calm patience in giving instruction. Very inspiring as the dad of a boy.
Awesome! Best way of teaching a young man. Just enough balance of direction, and letting him figure it out. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@wranglerstar, new to the channel! Not sure how well my east coast comments will be recieved. I'd like to impart a small bit of east coast man safety knowledge. When pulling something, with either a chain or strap, lay a piece of chain across the middle. Should either end split and snap off, gravity will take over and drop it to the ground rather than whipping around and severely injuring or killing someone. Stay safe guys! Have a blessed day!
That was a Poppy flower Jack found, very cool. The Poppy is also used in remembrance of Armistice Day a World War I.
Love the way you teach your son. I had a dad like that. I hope I'm being that good of a dad to my son.
Nice video. I know it can be hard to learn from parents, but it's so nice to see father and son on a project. My father was a forester, but sadly he died when i was 1½ years old. Enjoy your time together. Im very impressed by your skills.
I just love how you make things a learning experience for Jack instead of just doing it and having him help. Those experiences with help him go far in life.
You truly are a blessed man, son willing to work with his father, a wife that brings out lunch, and just sitting there in the UTV enjoying the simpler things in life, while spending quality time with your son over lunch.
Roll it onto a skid made of any 2x lumber attach strap to a shackle on centerline of skid or skid made of 3/4 plywood it will hold if rigging is correct
I gained loads of respect for you, Wranglerstar when you talk about God and how morning is a great time to spend time with Him. And now I see you're an amazing Dad too, I love how you guided him. Kudos and respect from the UK
Wow , mr.Wranglerstar I’ve been watching your old videos, and the editing is certainly improved. Also -as I’m not an American- your channel showed me an amazing lifestyle, that is lived in America. Thank you sir. Keep it up 👍.
Blind eye, a type of poppy
Wranglerstar members are smart,
i really enjoy how you tell Jack to go look what you got and come up with a plan instead of just telling him how to do it.
Mr Wrangler star you did a very stand up job of teaching Jack. Letting him take charge and figure it out is the best way to learn from success or failure. Its been such a pleasure to watch your channel. Keep up the hard work!
Looking good guys , that Yanmar is an handy Tractor ! My first thought was install the backhoe and dig a hole beside the stump and roll it in . Keep up the good work !
Thanks, Cody.... It's time I switch it up and let my son be the project manager and me be the help. Awesome lesson. See what they've been watching and learning.
Just a little safety hint: put a blanket on the cord. In case it snaps the blanket catches most of it. It is more important with steel cables, but useful vor any robes or cords pulling heavy weight. Best wishes and stay safe in these crazy times. best, John
Getting it on a trailer. Id say some wood ramps and a winch pulling up front and the tractor pushing.
Down and dirty style would be to pressure wash a couple hundred lbs of dirt off of it. But then you'd have a new project. Tree trunk table base
I have to say again how much you inspire me to be a better father. The teachable moments you incorporate. I love it.
Awesome rigging and safety video. It’d be awesome to come spend a week with you out there and soak up the knowledge you’ve gathered over the years
Advice for safe rigging, don't suspend a shackle between tow straps, if one breaks it becomes a 16000 grain projectile. Use a soft shackle or a loop-to-loop knot.
Suggestion: spray paint your shackles hi-vis orange so if they go flying, you have a decent chance of finding them again.
Use the auger that you cleaned up, several months ago, to bore a deep hole, that lines up with the house. Pack a half pound of Tannerite in the hole and toss a couple of heavy moving blankets over the stump. Set up a mobile shooting bench, next to the house and break out the 6.5 Creedmore. Give Jack a little practice.
It’s so amazing to see a “crazy” thumbnail and have the content not be crazy. Thank you. ❤️
Your a great man and father Cody! That stump looked to be about the same size as the tractor!
Love the great work between the two of you. What an awesome education he is getting from you. Skills he will be able to use the rest of his life.
Thank you for sharing.
I was going to post on the recently pulled video discussing police. I don't know why the video was pulled but wanted to comment anyhow. As another data point it was interesting to know that someone else was noticing that almost all of their interactions with sheriffs have been good or neutral while their interactions with police have been bad as often as neutral. A friend and I have talked about how sheriffs seem to be the law enforcement that everyone wants. Between you, my friend, and I we are separated by hundreds of miles and different states yet still have similar experiences. These experiences make me wonder if displacing police with sheriffs result in better outcomes for everyone. Municipal police seem to have been setup in some flawed way that the sheriffs are not effected by.
That little flower you found looks like a "wild poppy"
Used to do clearing for my grandfather during my college years in Eugene. First thing he would do was hand me a pick to get all of the dirt off, then cut the roots, usually takes 2/3 of the weight off. But I love the video anyways. Reminds me of great times.
It’s a poppy. When we purchased our home, the prior owners had so many poppy’s growing in the yard I thought maybe they were either making drugs or harvesting for edible seed. They can be fun to harvest once the seeds dry.
That flower looked like a poppy.. I got used to the goatee.. Lol.. Moose lip it is.. GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Love your show Pal , been watching a lot of years now. Crazy to see Jack grow up like he has. I log with horses and mules , I also remove a lot of stumps with them . I make block and tackle our of old car rims , horses shoes , and angle iron . With one of those on that stump you would double the power of your tractor . I know you know that but it is just a cheap way to make a block that will take a chain or strap . I have several and I can pull a massive stump out of the ground with a team of horses . Take care , God bless and thank for the videos . I have been enjoying more now than ever before.. It you think you would like to build one of these blocks let me know I can get you a pic..
Its epic to see a Father and his son work together. Brings back happy memories of my Dad and I doing projects together. I remember trying to pull a stump out with Dad, the stump was so huge that is nearly pulled his tow bar off! Keep up your amazing work Cody, you're an inspiration to many!
is that his son? i thought it was an intern or apprentice
Nice Job Jack , Cody and Tractor ! I hope that you enjoyed your delicious looking lunch thanks to Mrs. Wrangler Star ! Thanks for making this video Cody !
Sir I’ve watched a lot of your videos and I think you are the type of person that a lot of us should try to be. Thank you and god bless you and your family.
Man! What a life! How amazing must it be to be able to spend that kind of quality time with your son; teaching him such valuable lessons on how to perform a task like this not only the right way (not rushing through it and doing it methodically) but just getting to convey that good work ethic and family values to him. He will be a better man from times like these, Cody. Watching your videos has sparked a movement in my families life, and I can only hope and pray that we will have opportunities like these in the future...with my wife and children. Thank you for what you do, Cody.
Nice father and son lesson with even better follow through! Wish I had had the same mentorship from my dad... but there is something to be said for getting in there and doing OJT too. Thanks for the video Cody! Blessings to your family
Love the channel, maybe a steel skid or plywood skid to roll it on the drag the skid around? Father ,son moments...priceless ✝️🇺🇸👍
I was going to suggest the same.
My Opa used dynamite to remove a five foot diameter oak stump. Blew it three hundred feet in the air and turned it into wood chips at the same time! Oh the good old days! (And they were not so long ago.)
I love the music playing on this video Wranglerstar!👍
I love that you let your son think for himself and help with the task at hand.. It shows how great of a father you are to him.
Father and son working in harmony. What a beautiful lady too. The perfect family right there. 🇦🇺
I learn how to teach my son , watching this kudos man, Iv heard if you place a small tarp or even a jacket in the center of you chain or rope when pulling if it breaks it will defuse the recoil so it will not snap back towards you or someone else a tow truck driver told me that
I live on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains, can I still watch?
I use the metric system and live in Europe do you think he minds?
@@bendermi Just say the bar on your chain saw is 42 inches long or what ever that is in metric if he asks. I think we will be OK.
It’s strange and perfectly normal at the same time how much I love watching these type of Wranglerstsr videos.
How are their comments from hours ago when the video just came on 3 minutes ago?
Wranglerstar members can see videos early,
From the members they see the videos early
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Wow, $4.99, good for Wranglerstar, that's a nice additional passive income, I could imagine that could add up with everybody doing that!
If there isn't a secure place to hook to on the root ball, bore a hole through the trunk with your saw. Loop the chain through there. Never have to re-hook. North coast guy here
Hello from Romania, that beautiful red flower is a wild poppy flower (you know ,those black seeds for pies). Be safe
It's good to see you letting Jack do so much. He is at an age where he needs to feel like he can do things himself. What a great learning opportunity for him and a relationship building opportunity for you both. - Jeremy
Great job allowing Jack to think through things and work out the problem himself. As a parent Ive done this too hard to sit back and not just do it for them. great teaching moment.