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- Stump Removal. Stump Bucket. Double maple stump. Kubota B2601 compact tractor.
Back at Guy's Range. Today, we need to finish the job - we use the Stump Bucket on the Kubota B2601 compact tractor to remove the second stump and then we'll grade the area to prepare it for grass seed.
This is the second time using the Stump Bucket and now, after getting a little experience with it, the job gets a little easier and smoother, just like learning any other new attachment for the tractor.
Hope you will spend some time with me today up here at the cottage, in the outdoors. Cheers!
Big thanks to Kevin and Dave at Farmer Equipment Sales for supplying the Stump Bucket for me to try out here at the cottage. www.farmerequipmentsales.com
www.gpoutdoors.ca
NOTE: The creator received no financial compensation for the making of this video. It is NOT a sponsored video. It is intended for entertainment purposes only and is not an instructional video.
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Boy! Your were right GP. That is a real big stump!! Very nice job even with all them little boulders in there!! LOL!! Not only do you have big stumps, you have plenty of big rocks! Have a good week my friend!! Say Hi to Guy for me!!
Morning LA! Yup, much better this time. Kind of funny - even a seemingly simply attachment like this just needs a little time to get the hang of it. I will tell him for sure! Be well my friend!
Good morning Gord, persistence pays and wins the day !👍👍 . Makes a great deal of difference the second time around. Glad you got the stumps out. Looking forward to seeing the finished range. Good to see you both on your tractors and working. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.
Good morning Fred! Yes, I was really happy. I slowed down and let the tractor work at it's own speed this time. It went much better for me. Sometimes I forget that I can't make the tractor work any faster than it will. :)) Always learning on this machine. Hope you had a nice weekend - take care my friend!
Nice job that’s a big stump for that size tractor to get out. All good things take time! I’m going to move stone on some areas of my trails for the morning then taking afternoon off to enjoy the boat. Enjoy your day.
Morning Chris. That sounds like a perfect day - a little work in the forest followed by a well earned relaxing afternoon. I'm not in the water yet. Yes, I agree. I sometimes forget to slow down and just let the tractor work on its own. But I'm getting better with time. Have a great day out there today - and don't forget the bug spray! LOL. Cheers!
It was deceiving just how big that stump was. Excellent job getting that out, GP! Time for a cup o' coffee 😁
You bet Edward! It went down really smooth after that. LOL. Cheers and all the best!
Wow that stump is 2x bigger than what is looked first! Job done! Tractor is still straight and running! Lol! That proves Kubota B2601 is a great choice. I think a BX would not handle that. Any bigger would not allow enough maneuver around the stump. People seem to be more receptive to this attachment this time! Thanks for sharing!
LOL. Less operator error this time Joe! :)) Slow and easy and I just let the tractor do its job. Thanks so much for the good advice - it worked mon ami! Cheers!
Good morning GP that was a good sized stump and the bucket worked great and your Kubota has a nice throaty sound to it.Cheers
Morning David! I was really happy to finally get it out. And it went much smoother than my first attempt a few days ago. Getting better with each use. Thanks and have a great week!
Great video GP.
Cheers Casey!
Hi GP! That was some fine teamwork between you and Guy and the B and the L Kubotas! The stump bucket is impressive! Loved the ending drone shot as Guy drags the stump away. Enjoyed another fine video from GP Productions! Cheers!
LOL. Good morning and thanks very kindly Martin. Guy is really happy to have them out of there now. Hope you and yours are all keeping well. Take good care!
I wish I had a range like this on my land,....there's a great way to spend some time!
Morning Reg! Guy is one happy skipper now - we finally got those cleared out. Soon a little grass for the lane and we're done! Have a good weekend!
@@GPOutdoors Yes, I can see that progress is being made there,..and it will be looking a lot better very soon.
Now what's going on , on your land?
LOL aside from regular chores and stuff with neighbours - wood shed, more forest trails for my wifey, grading and more gravel work for the rear parking area. Cheers Reg!
@@GPOutdoors OK then, get the camera going and show me/us all about it!
Thanks Brother!
That stump was larger then I thought good job Gord also I liked the view from the bucket
Morning Brian. Yup, it was big. And it's out- LOL! Thanks very much for the comment and for tuning in - hope you are doing great!
Good morning! As others have chimed in, this time around with that implement you did much better. You’re right that slow and steady does win the race.
Thanks Craig. Newbie mistake the first time, I have to admit. Just have to let the tractor do its job and take it slow and easy. I felt much better and it went much easier this time. Thanks again - all the best!
Started my day, with coffee and this vid - thank you! The Heavy Hitch tooth bar on my Kubota B3350, is a great tool for diggng - but that Stump Bucket looks awesome!
Morning Nano! I am really happy to get it out. It took me a bit to get the hang of using it, but this stump went much smoother and hey, it's out! Worked great for me. Cheers and thanks!
You gave that B2601 quite a workout, GP! Good to see Guy out there with you. You gents make a formidable team! Stay safe and well!
Good day and thanks Larry! Hope you got some of the nice sunny weather we had here for the weekend. Take care and all the best!
Hey GP your comfort level with the new implement is showing. Nice job. Team tractors helps too. Cheers
Morning Roy! It certainly went a lot smoother on this one. I just slowed myself down a bit and let the tractor do it's job. Very happy and always great to be out there with Guy! Hope you had a great weekend - be well and all the best!
That was awesome GP. Like roor canal at the Dentist, only a lot less painful. 👍👍👍
LOL! Geez , I don't want any more of those. But enjoyed the humour this morning my friend. Take care and all the best!
Nice work on the stump and big stones. Not sure how long it took, but you nailed it! Hate to say this.... You'd have a ton of uses for a Mini Excavator! :) Cheers!
LOL. Morning Kapper. I sure would - I'd love to have one - maybe one day. Be well and all the best Kap!
Wow that works awesome great video. Just us that stump to level it up now thanks for sharing
Thanks Andrew! I was pretty happy! Will take care of it on the next video. :)
Looks like you’re getting more efficient with using that tool. Nice work!
Morning THS! Yes I felt a little awkward on the first stump trying to get the hang of it. It went much better on this one. Hope you are well - cheers!
Great info & video , thanks.
After watching just the first half of this video it makes me all the more happy that I bought the backhoe along with the tractor.
Your friends are going to start calling you "Stumpy". Nice work. Cheers!
LOL Daniel! Too funny. Thanks for the morning laugh - have a good one!
great job guys
Thanks Wooly!! Hope you and your family are all doing well!
@@GPOutdoors all good thank God, looks like your getting the hang of that new bucket
Good job GP shear
Cheers Michel!
Greetings Gord, Lee here, still amazes how well the stump bucket works. I sure could have used one in 74 when I cleared my lot of stumps. Keep well, Later
Cheers Lee! I am pretty happy with the outcome. Got a little better on this second one, I think. Take good care!
If you don't cut the tree so short you can gain mechanical advantage with a longer tree stump gorgeous pulling or pushing. Wow, what a concept
Nice to see the GSD...I have three of the fur kids.
Nice work ! 👍🤠👏
Thanks LTD! Cheers!
👍 Much better technique this time around. 👍
Thanks Warped. I felt much more comfortable. I sometimes forget to let the tractor work at it's own pace. Take good care and thanks again!
Cheers love it
pretty cool attachment.
Good morning Chris. It sure is. Thanks for tuning in this morning. Cheers!
Hi GP,
While I'm still a bit nervous about putting the stress one the loader from for digging out a large stump, (not so however, when using it on a skid loader). But, I see a second practical use, which is digging out rocks!
Good morning Tom! I think it will be just fine myself, just needed to take it a little slower and let the tractor work on it's own. Still learning. :)) But hey, it does certainly find the rocks - no problem! Cheers and take care Tom!
OK I m sold, STUMP WARS 2020, Lets do it!
LOL! Cheers Don!
That working better that time.
Good video
Hey thanks Larry. Yes, a little better with it this time I think. Cheers and thanks again!
Hello Gord, well at least now you have a large round to toss into the kinetic log splitter! Lol. Even with tractors that seemed like a lot of work, for something that could have been taken care of by being smart, bore a bunch of wholes in it, let sit for a few more weeks, add a little lighter fluid, and a match, cover with a vented metal trash can and let smolder for the day, extinguish early evening, wait 2 days and repeat until it is gone back fill much smaller hole!
If the mounted forest rangers stop by... offer them a cup of coffee, and thank them for attending your stump removal! 🤣🤣🤣
LOL. Good morning Pat. Different strokes for different folks. Another method of stump removal. I think mine was a little more fun though. :)) Hope you had a good weekend- take care and all the best Pat!
GP Outdoors my other method would have it done in a bang... but I don’t think the local authorities would approve, let a lone your neighbors🧨🧨🧨lol
Gord, that was great. If that's considered abusing a tractor, then you might have to hotline me. Tractors are meant to be worked, and digging a couple of stumps falls well within their capabilities. Fun video, the range is looking better each time! --Mike
Hey Mike. Thanks for your thoughts and opinion. I agree. And I am really happy they are out now. Guy feels like it's xmas morning. LOL. Thanks again - all the best!
Have you ever used a stump grinder? digging stumps is brutal work for a small tractor!!!
What's better than one tractor. 2 x Working together.. Owsom.
LOL. Cheers Brian!
Good morning GP ! Very useful strong implement 👍Great demonstration 👌 Great team work 😊Warm weather is finally arrived 🌞Have a blessed Sunday 🙏 and a great week for you and keep up the good work ✌
Thanks Dave. Sorry, I am a little behind on your channel - will try to catch up soon. Hope you are well mon ami!
@@GPOutdoors Good morning GP 🌞 I know very well that you have a very busy schedule, so please do take care of yourself and your family and do enjoy that warm weather 😊🌞 Cheer mon ami 👍😊
Awesome work by a couple buds !! You guys did great. Ain't that a good feeling when you peel that big old thing outta the hole !!?? It was kinda nice having the L series there playing second fiddle wasn't it. LOL...I was thinking of my stabilizers as Guy was tugging away the stump and his drawbar was jumping to the tune.....LOL We could see he had it connected to the top link though.... Good fun for good neighbors as well as for us viewers. Have a wonderful week sir !!
Morning T! LOL - so was I . As I watched it jumping a bit as he was pulling, I was thinking of your video on it. Take care and thanks for dropping by!
GP Outdoors lol. That’s funny !! Heck GP I always drop in it’s just that I’m usually late to the party.
Fashionably late, of course. :))
Good one. These compact tractors are work horses. It may take a little longer than a larger tractor but they will get the job done.
Two things accomplished, stump removed and pond dug! Just kidding, great job.
LOL John! Just need some goldfish...:))
Awesome video thanks 👍I was wondering if my Kabota L 2501 was going to be able to use that stump bucket and your video answered my question
I really think a good operator with a backhoe could got that stump out a whole lot faster and more efficiently. I do have over 30 years experience with almost all types of equipment.But is was fun to watch.
Morning thanks P! Yes for sure - much quicker and simpler - Cheers!
💥 You’re having too much fun! Can I come and play?
*KEEP ON TRACTORING!*
Me too Ritter
LOL. You are always welcome here Jon! Cheers!
Love all the videos!! Honestly with theb776 backhoe attachment, your time to labor ratio is way lower and less abrasive on the front of the machine.
Morning Donald. Yes, I would love to have one - perhaps at some point. Thanks again and all the best Donald!
Too much wear and tear and time on equipment. OK for fun but not productive.
I use my backhoe to take out stumps. I think it would have been quicker than this bucket. I have a bx 2650.
Great video as always. Take care.
Of course a backhoe would do better but it's 10 times the cost
Great vid! I like the stump bucket but man the mini ex would have had that thing out in a few mins.
Well I’m convinced 👍 That thing really works good . It’s just a matter of taking your time and going around slicing the roots first 👍 I’m thinking this stump removing device would make a good small tree transplanter also . Sort of like a spade making four nice angle slices and then lift the tree out . Hmmmmmm😬
Good morning Ridgeback! Yup, I was a little awkward on that first stump for sure, but I just have to remember to take my time and let the tractor do the work. Felt much better this time. And worked very well. It is a stump and transplant bucket - Not sure I have anything to transplant, but that is one of its main uses, I understand. Have a great weekend and thanks for saying hi this morning!
Sounds like a project in progress!!!
From Steel To Wood 👍👍👍👍
Pretty impressive work. I may have to reconsider getting a stump bucket for my L3560. I've used mini ex's and box blades, and grapples to remove trees/stumps and the conclusion I've come to is that every piece of equipment has it's limits, and where those limits are can depend on the operator. One who can take their time, think things through, and use mechanical leverage to their advantage can use the equipment for far more than someone who's relying solely on brute force. For example: getting a tree/stump up on edge and rolling it like it's a wheel and the trunk is the axle. ....or even doing the same with a mini ex while the stump is upright (which is the only way I managed to break some roots - even when using an 11,000lb mini ex).
Good morning and thanks very much for the comment this morning Joshua. This was my second stump and it went a lot better than the first one (that was also my first time). I found, as you stated, that taking my time, this time, and working it with the tractor's own power, worked much better for me. Always a learning experience with this tractor. 2 1/2 years later and I am still learning new things with it. Thank again - some great advice. Cheers and all the best!
That’s a nifty attachment. I am unsure about how often I’d use it. At present, I’m inclined to rent a small excavator for the few stumps I’m likely to remove.
Hi Mark. That is a great idea/option for sure. Hope you are doing great. Cheers!
How's she goin'? Another hard fought battle but you guys managed to get it dug out!!! Amazing how big the root balls are eh!!! Tale care!!
Morning Grampie. They are huge! LOL. No wonder those big old beauties can withstand all the winds and weather. Hope you and Nanna are doing great!
You need a stump shredder, or a Box Dynamite and blow them away.
You wanna buy a great shovel for yard work and plants. But a root slayer off amazing. It’s works amazing for digging out plants or in root dirt. Best money I ever spent
Morning ! Thanks - I'll take a look at them. Thanks for tuning in and for the suggestion. Cheers!
If I were you, GP, I would let out a Tim Allen gorilla grunt after completing every successful job. "Arr arr arr"
LOL! It sure feels good when its' out. Cheers NH!
I know it’s quite an investment but a mini ex with a ripper tooth and thumb is the way to fly.
Morning Gordo! No doubt - if I had the $$ I would have one for sure - not too mention they look like a lot of fun. LOL. Thanks for tuning in and hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend. Cheers!
I enjoy your videos like you I’m living the dream on 120 acres in Upper Michigan and now retired with a skidsteer and a mini ex I’m only hoping I have another 20 years in my body to tackle all my projects even though I have 50 years worth of projects in my mind lol Cheers
LOL. Congrats on retirement! Wonderful time for you. And great to have that equipment - I am sure you will be around for a long time enjoying the property and being outdoors working those projects! Thanks and take care Gordo!
I've had very good luck removing stumps of this size with a Heavy Hitch 28" subsoiler on my JD 1025R. Combined with their tooth bar attachment on the loader of course! Just run down each side at varying depths to break the roots then use the loader to finish. A lot less hole and damage to contend with at the end!
Morning Ken. Thanks for sharing - sounds like you have a good system figured out there. I thought about a toothbar a few times. Question - do you leave the tootbar on the bucket or do you remove it and put it back on when you need it? Pirannha?
GP Outdoors So far, I've just left it on. The only problem is that my loader is 48" and therefore I cannot concentrate my entry to a point like you can with your stump bucket...
GP Outdoors I have a Heavy Hitch tooth bar and only use it when I need it. It’s a very good product and well worth the money. I’d buy this product again because it is far and away vert well made. It don’t work well for leveling like a plain bucket, you can do it but it leaves teeth marks. 7 5/16 Allen screws and it’s off. Wayne from Wisconsin
I notice something that I don’t see anyone do. It’s using the edge of the bucket like a saw. I’m about to get a stump bucket and I’ll have to try to rock back and fourth to see if I can use it like a saw on the roots.
Good morning. You are right on. The teeth on this model are serrated pointing backwards. The cut is occurs when backing out of the dig. After you dig in and under, as you reverse out you curl the bucket up which allows the teeth to cut like a saw on the roots. Best of luck!
@@GPOutdoors Thanks
Why are the teeth on the stump bucket facing away from the stump ( towards the driver )? Seems the teeth would be more effective facing toward the stump! Ripping INTO the roots and stump.
Good evening Larry. My first thoughts too. However, it works in the other direction. You dig in (pierce your way into the ground) and then curl your loader as you draw it out, which rips at the roots as the tractor pulls away. It took me a few times but it works very effectively. Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Thanks for the explanation. Great video, looking forward to more videos!
Really enjoy your videos, Gordon. Do the teeth on the side of the implement cut roots on the way out? --- I think it's time to 'fess up. You seem to be ignoring the question of how long it took you to do that job!
LOL. Good morning Terry! Yes indeed. It does it's cutting on the way out similar to other brands I have looked at. This one took about 1 hour 20 minutes. I had the question several times but you probably missed the answers. :) The first smaller one took about 50 minutes I believe. Thanks for tuning in and for the question today! Cheers and take good care!
two things . . . 1) learn to take the camera out of AUTO (makes the video from various cameras look better) and 2) don't use a drone unless you are federally licensed to do so . . . there are plenty of youtubers getting slammed for illegal use and I certainly don't want my favorite tractor channel to get in trouble !
Hey thanks so much EQB. I appreciate your kind concern. Great idea on the auto focus, although with 3 cameras it may be a little more difficult for my skill level. On the drone/licensing, I have been building and flying RC crafts for more than 15 years and am well versed on the federal statutes so I am a-ok. :)) Thanks very much though, for making sure I am aware. I agree that perhaps many TH-camrs are not fully informed. All the best!
You having any problems with the hydrostatics. Mine has been moving slower and slower in forward and reverse even after changing filters and oil.
The best way to Dig up tree stump with a excavator or mini excavator
Agreed Austin. I would love to have one at some point. Cheers!
Good morning GP. Another interesting video, for sure. Of all the projects that you have undertaken with your Kubota, this seems as if it is the hardest on the drive train. Even though you are a cautious operator, the repetitive nature of stump removal has to be tough on any piece of equipment.
Morning TD. I think it works the tractor for sure and I was a little assertive on the first stump trying to learn how to use it. Thanks for watching and for the comment today. Hope you are getting the sun and warm weather we are finally getting here. Cheers!
Your practice shows in the range stump removal.
Down south in the U.S. it looks like a version of this bucket can be had for USD 775 and free freight. Refitting a compact tractor for a backhoe is an easy USD 8,000, so this is something to consider.
Thanks Curmudgeon. Certainly a big consideration for me. Thanks again - have a great week!
Good morning Gp do you and Guy feel feel like kids playing with there tractors in the sandbox? Have a good day
LOL! From Tonka trucks to Kubotas! Cheers Denis!
Nice. Thanks for showing the stump bucket...I wonder if stabbing more downward using the weight of the tractor to sink the bucket through roots, then using hydraulics to pull the rippers up through them rather than being limited to the traction produced by spinning wheels. Don't know. I'm sure you will learn it's ways.
Thanks again
Hey good evening Tom. You may have a good point there. The first stump I worked on was a little awkward as I was trying to get used to it and this one went much better and smoother but that's a great point/suggestion. Thanks for the help. Like any attachment for the tractor, it will take me a little bit to get it right and this is very helpful. Thanks again. Wish you and your family all the best!
@@GPOutdoors have you tried that yet?
I did Michael. The B2601 does not weigh alot but after several stumps I figured out the best way is to dig shallow each time and create and start in a wide circle around the target and slowly dig a little deeper each time such that the slope into the target is not so steep. when you dig the bucket under or into the root system you curl upwards as you drive backwards out from the target. This allows the teeth on the bucket to saw through the roots. Works much better.
0:47 My sons and I have a rule. They stay 15 foot back from the tractor until I put my foot on the brake and raise my hands like I'm surrendering, indicating I will not touch the controls until they are clear again. Its a good rule. We still have all our limbs. Been working out pretty good.............(wtf, Chuck?!?!?!)
Good morning R. You are 100% right. Very smart and point well taken. Thanks for sharing it. - It's good advice. Have a wonderful week (with your sons!)
Thanks for the video. Is your hip sore at the end of the day from lifting your leg for the reverse lever? Watching this made me appreciate my twin pedals.
Morning RC! No , not at all. I haven't had any experience with a two pedal model but wish I did so I could see if there is any difference. And would have a good idea of which I prefer better. Thanks for the comment this morning - have a great weekend!
Make one
Good morning GP.
It looked a little bit easier this time. You are getting the learning curve to using it.
Plus it help to have the second tractor..
Good clear shooting range now..
Good job to both of you.
You two seem to work well as a team.
You are lucky to have Guy as a friend. Now how about some shooting videos. 😉
Have a great day.
Stay safe.
Cheers..
LOL. Good day Gus. Yes, took a bit to get the hang of it, but sometimes I forgot that slow and steady wins the race with this tractor. All the best!
@@GPOutdoors oh.. I forgot.
I didn't see you guys swatting .
Must be the dreaded blackflies have not come out yet.. full force here.
I really don't like be a walking food source for them. 😬😬
Not yet but it almost changes overnight here. I am sure they are planning their attack as we speak.LOL
Quicker than by hand, but slower than with dynamite 🤣
LOL. Cheers Greg!
How long is the range GP ?
At our range , that stump would last 2 weeks.
Put some targets on it and WAH LAH , like magic , GONE ! LOL.
I can see the use of this stump bucket , BUT you need a quick change FEL set up.
Great that the guys at Farmer Equipment Sales let you test this stuff out.
Cheer to them and YOU for showing us all the COOL tools.
Have a Fun and Safe Week. Cheers
LOL. Good day Bubba! It is 100 yards. Yes, very fortunate the good folks provide different types of things for us to see them work. Very lucky. Hope you are having a great weekend. Cheers pal!
Put some chains on for better traction.
I think you would love a backhoe. It’s comes at a premium though but a worthwhile investment in my opinion.
Morning RR. Yes, I sure would, but so many other things to look after with the family first, I think. One day though - Cheers and stay well!
THat's what I was thinking. Lots of time and fuel spent doing something a backhoe would do in 10-15 minutes with one machine and a whole lot less mess. That stump digger attachment would NOT work in more rocky ground like we have here in AR. For the price of that attachment (if price is an issue) you could rent a large excavator here for $300 and do all of your stumps in one day. Great video though, you guys work well together.
Just a little suggestion, leave about 10' height of trunk for leverage, can always cut it off later, used a power washer approx 1' wide trench approximately 2' radius around trunk very little manual digging use narrow spade to remove muddy dirt no shovel cut large feeder roots with cordless reciprocating saw with good quality pruning blade, really does work. Be a surgeon not a butcher, your tractor will thank you later.
Watching videos and reading comments. Sawzall was already on standby for me but adding the power washer is a level up for me. Glad I found your idea
I hope he has retired that thing. What a disaster.
I give you credit for doing that. But with an excavator that stump would of been out of the ground in under 60 seconds.
Morning MOA. For sure - I would love to try operating an ex sometime. Have a great weekend and thanks for tuning in!
I still say way too much wear and tear on your rig, that thing might be good for a much larger tractor, renting a mini ex is probably less costly in the long run, you might not see the results of these two days for a while but I bet it took a toll on your tractor. Just my .02 Love your videos bud, not trying to be negative just real.
Hey good morning Jim! Not to worry - I do appreciate your feedback and opinion - very helpful to me. I like it myself. I would love to rent or get an ex and perhaps I will at some point. Thanks again - be well and stay safe out there!
You buy a tractor to do this kind of work. That’s what they are made for. As long as you do proper maintenance and operate it in a measured way that tractor will last as long as you want to use it.
He seems to know what hes doing. It wont hurt it. Only thing it could do is wear out pins and bushings in the loader alittle sooner but they are just wear items that need replacement eventually anyway. Not a big deal. They are made for this.
Wow, you would have hated what I put my JD 2720 through, moving rocks. That stump was nothing and came out easy.
G P Guy great we have question the stump remover do they make it in the Kubota BX quick hitch that what we have
God Bless All
PaK
We only have this one in the universal skid steer style quick hitch so far.
Thanks Peter! Answer is below. Take care!
What make and model is that stump bucket?
Getting the hang of it now GP. How long did it take to get it out?
Morning Mark. Thanks - just needed to to get the hang of it. This one took about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Hope you had a great weekend!
Can you supply the link on purchasing this? We have been trying to find it on line
Hi Kristina. It is sold in Canada by Farmer Equipment Sales ( www dot farmerequipmentsales dot com). Good luck!
what was that structure you were passing when you were pulling the stump at the end hey.
Larry Conover I believe that is Guy’s shooting range backstop behind his targets.
That's just for setting up the targets on. There's a pile of logs behind it to make sure there's no stay bullets
Morning Larry. Yes, as noted below - it's the target end of the range. Thanks for watching - cheers!
Not having a backhoe, I’d really like to try out a stump remover like that. How many hours on the ole B2601 now? I just crossed 50 and did the first oil change. -Ed
Morning MCG - creeping up on 400 hours - won't be long now. Cheers!
I love my B2601. For my 7acres it feels like the perfect tractor. I do have some hills I mow which has me debating my mower deck choice. I went mid mount but wonder if a rear finish mower would have made me feel more planted going up and down my big hill.
Mike Neeley yes I’m happy with rear finish mower but the mmm would be nice at times too. I guess I just want it all 😂
I'm not sure to be honest Mike. My 60" weighs in around 550lbs but of course, all that weight hangs out the back. For sure, you would need to keep the FEL on the front for counterweight. I find I have to for sure, or the front wheels lose traction and it becomes difficult to steer.
GP Outdoors and the FEL really limits maneuverability when mowing. Both mower types have their advantages and disadvantages for sure 👍
Huge stump! Well done! How long did it take to dig it up?
Hi Rick. This one was about 1 hour an 20 minutes. Very happy they are out and the range is clear now. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
Hey GP! Nice job with the video. I see Guy let you fly the drone a bit! This second stump looked easier than the first one, Maybe you are getting more used to the stump bucket? Obviously the older the stump, the easier it will come out, but I am curious how long had the maple been dead? Cheers!
Hi Michael. Much bigger stump and I honestly think the first one was more a case of me trying to get the hang of using it - first time. This time, a little slower and I took smaller bites - it made a big difference. I sometimes push it a bit and forget to sit back, and let the tractor do it's job. Worked great. Those trees were cut down about 1 1/2 years ago - no rot in them yet, at all. Hope all is going great!
Bloke. I miss the join me with a coffee.. Dude its a tool youse it. If it broke. Good... Fix it. Duh..
Thanks Brian. Was trying to get out there and beat the rain storm. LOL. Coffee came after. :)) Cheers mate!
A coffee. Grab one... I Allways do...
It seems to me that the teeth on that stump bucket should be pointed tn the other direction?
Good day Larry. A few folks suggested that. I looked at this and several other stump buckets, and they all have the teeth pointing in this direction. I understand the idea is that the cut occurs when you withdraw, not so much on the initial entrance under the stump. Thanks and all the best!
doesn't look any faster than my backhoe but I am using a 4 series tractor with 47 hp and a matching backhoe.
That was a big stump, nice job. How long did it take?
Morning Don. This one took about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Super happy to have it out now. Take care !
@@GPOutdoors Nice firing range.
How many hours did it take using the stump bucket to pull it out, your tractor was working hard.
Good day John. About 1 hour 20 minutes on this one. Very happy to finally have them out. Cheers!
Is that a landpride bucket? What is the weight? UB 25?
Its a BECO Stump bucket - weighs about 165 lbs. Cheers!
GP, are there any manufacturer instructions on how to use that attachment? I mentioned this attachment with the dealer I'm working with local to find me a used tractor and linked him your first video. He mentioned you were doing it wrong and would ruin the attachment. Plz dont take this that I know any of this, just passing on the info he mentioned to me. He said the attachment is a piercing attachment, not a digging attachment. He stated that using it to dig the way you are using it is going to bend the cutting edge at the tip. He stated that the correct way to use the attachment is to lower it to ground level, then drive into the stump piercing any shallow or surface roots. If the ground surface is low enough then as you drive forward it will pierce under the stump, using the wedge serrations to cut the surrounding roots as the wedge design of the attach uses the ground to create a lifting motion on the stump without you touching your hydraulics. If you are unable to drive the attachment under the stump, then you are suppose to pierce any roots preventing you from wedging the stump out with the tractors weight by angling the attachment down into the ground lifting the front of the tractor slightly to add weight in piercing into the roots in the ground. He stated you never touch your hydraulics to apply any lifting or digging action as this will weaken and bend the cutting edge over time or snap it if it's under a boulder during the action. The attachment uses wedges to create separation and lifting mechanical advantage and the front blade tip is a wearable cutting edge for piercing into roots. He stated the width of the attachment is designed in sync with the cutting edge. As the thickness of the cutting tip increases, the narrower the wedge is, to prevent you of damaging the cutting edge while piercing the ground. The wider the wedge creates a physical limit on how much force you can apply during the piercing of the cutting edge to protect thinner smaller cutting tips.
Good morning William. This is very helpful. No - no detailed instructions - I just watched several videos on it but I really appreciate you taking the time to offer the help. I will try this method, as i understand from your above comment, on the next stump. I understood that I should push it into the ground and then use the curl cylinders as I back out. Perhaps the method your dealer has suggested will work better. Let me try it out. we'll see - Thanks again and I will try to test it out within the next week or two on the next stump video. Stay tuned - Again, thanks a lot William! Cheers!
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@@GPOutdoors I will try to explain what he stated to me a little clearer as i believe using the curl cylinder is wrong. After I sent him your video link, he quickly stated that you were using the attachment wrong, that its a piercing instrument, not a digging instrument. He mentioned that the way you were using it would bend the cutting edge at the tip as it's designed to pierce objects and not scrape or have bending forces on it from digging in the ground. He then went on to talk about the design of the attachment, saying when you look at it, the bottom is for the most part flat with the cutting wearable edge welded to it, but it has a very slight ramped angle as you follow the metal to the base. This is used to apply slight lifting forces while you peirce under the stump. Then he mentioned that when you look at the sides, there are serrated edges on the metal along with it creating another ramping angle towards the base. He stated that the main way you use it to remove stumps is to pierce into them under the stump, lifting the stump out of the ground not with hydraulics, but by using the slight ramp of the bottom flat and the ground. The other function of the instrument is while you peirce under the stump, your instrument is using the ground as a solid surface for mechanical advantage and the serrated side sections cut into the roots to the left and right of the point you pierced at. Then he kept mentioned to not use your hydraulics while the cutting tip is in the ground or you will brake the cutting tip or bend it. After all of that he started talking about losing traction when you attempt the main function of driving straight into the stump, piercing it under the stump, he stated if the stump is still too solid or large that the tractor will only have so much traction to continue piercing the stump and lifting the stump out of the ground (lifting with the ramped metal, not with hydraulics), so he mentioned you will need to cut the supporting roots securing it to the ground by angling the attaching into the ground, then piercing it into the deeper roots by using the tractor's weight to your advantage and also mentioned lifting the front tires just slightly. So I'm assuming he means to drive up to the stump, take the cutting edge maybe to the base of the stump and instead of pushing it under the stump, but angling it down slightly at a lower angler and pierce it into the ground right at the base of the stump, cutting the roots under the cutting edge and serrated edges using the weight of the tractor against gravity, then after cutting the deeper roots you would try driving it straight into the stump slightly under it to pierce under the stump, lifting it with the ramp of the metal again attempting to free the stump. He did mention that when removing smaller tree stumps, just keeping the instrument flat with the ground, piercing into the stumps just under them at the base, that it would lift the stump out of the ground while the sides cut the supporting roots. After all that he went into the safety of the device on how the wider the attachment is, that its designed around the strength of the cutting edge, that the wider it is, creates more of a limit on how deep it can pierce into the ground.
So overall after typing out everything that I recall from our conversation, it sounds like you should drive up to the stump, place the attachment to the ground so the flat bottom edge is touching the ground and just slightly angle it down and drive into the stump, because as you drive forward it will pierce under the stump creating a lifting force and cutting into the surrounding roots. If you loose traction, then back out, angle down more and use the tractors weight to pierce deeper under the stump to cut more of the roots, then try the above action again until you cut enough roots piercing it into the ground to pop the root up and out of the ground.
GP, use Guy’s L series for this task. It is a heavier tractor.
Thanks Scott!
How long did that take from start to finish?
Morning Michael! This one took about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Took my time and let the tractor work it. Thanks for tuning in - cheers!
What was total time at getting 1 stump out ?
Good day WD! It was about an hour. Hope you had a great Christmas!
And 3 days later I got it out
LOL. Good morning Tim. Not that terrible. This one took about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Thanks for tuning in and for the morning humour. Cheers!
Have Guy throw that baby on, I'd be curious to see how an L series does. What does Guy think about Canada's new gun ban? As I also have a gun range on my property, AR's are the most fun to shoot. Dont hear a lot from outdoors kinda guys in the news.
Good day Nick! I would but Guy's old L does not have a QA FEL. That's a good question. Last time I saw him he was still trying to digest the whole list - it's a big list, he told me. Be well and thanks for tuning in!
Who makes that stump bucket? My Kubota dealer doesn't know and they don't make anything like it. @GP Outdoors
Morning Andy. Farmer Equipment Sales here in Ontario sells them. Website of the same name . Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors thanks for the response bud. I'm down in SE Georgia so I think that's going to be a tad bit out of my way. :D
Great video. Thanks for posting.
I'm planning to buy a stump bucket just like that from my Kubota 3800.
Who makes that stump bucket?
that's my question too, called my kubota dealer on it, had to send him the video. He said that Kubota doesn't make it and he didn't know who did either.
The amount of time it takes you to dig out that stump with that bucket you could have used a mini excavator with a grapple bucket instead especially with the rocks in your area
Morning Josh. Yes, for sure - I would love to have one at some point. But this will do in the meantime, I think. Thanks for tuning in and for the comment this morning - cheers!