Using the T300 to remove 4 large tree stumps. I dug around them first with the 331 Like what you see? Check out The Dirt Ninja on Facebook here: / thedirtninja
Those lil bobcats have come along ways from the '70s when I first bought one . Had the foot controls for the bucket and 2 clutches for foward and reverse steering . After twelve hours you couldn't even walk , and my knees looked like footballs lol . Great skills buddy a good smooth operator like yourself is rare !
Dirt NinjaI have been changing an old MELROW 444 over to hydro static drive and hope to finish in the next 2 weeks. I hope i can get as proficient again as I was with the old clutch and belt. Much like your level of op.
Ya there are a lot of videos on this here you tube claiming to show 'elite skills' and instead showing everyone just how little the operator knows about said 'skills'. In a world where owning a skidsteer makes you an 'operator', this video was a welcome change of pace. This guy definitely knows what he's doing and when it comes to moving dirt, few are at this caliber. Keep 'er stiff dude.
Good operator. Respreading the land fill after ever stump is cleared, as well as back dragging the dirt to make sure you can get right under the stump all while simultaneously using foot controls. It’s the small things combined over hundreds of hours put into practice that really separates a novice and expert. Nice job
Nate Olson how? He’s smooth he got the job done.every movement had its purpose, from the sounds of it you probably take your sweet fucking time charge cust up the ass, sounds like I would t hire you for a job...
@1toomanyhobbies Thanks! It is strong enough, but it would have taken a considerable amount of time to take them out with the 331. It was more efficient to use the T300 especially because i had it on site.
Nate Olson your an idiot you fuckin geezer, get the job done and run you equipment this was great your a slow fuck. And I know just what kinda operator you are fucking load a couple yards in 40 mins cause you don’t wanna drop a pebble or strain you cute t110 your wife bought ya.
Those were tough hardwood, I was surprised you didn't use the higher breakout force of the bucket, instead of the boom. You sure did get bounced around in that cab. Thanks for the video!
the best way to move or lift something is with a lever ! I always have the tree cut with about 8 ft left . this way I put cable and haul out of the hole especially with that type of sandy soil. I have had bobcats for over 35 years and never beat the hell outta it like this !
Turns out the T300 is a 2005 but only 855 hrs. A year ago one drive motor was replaced and the other one rebuilt. I can't imagine what caused this failure. Diesel fuel put in the hydro unit? Asking $30 K. Has heate/ AC. Di you think they're asking too much? Had brand new tracks on it also and full serviced. Guy traded it in for a T650. Which why would he get rid of the 300 with so low hours. Opinion ?
Paul Smith the hour meter can change when you change the machine controller, the only thing you can do is to have trust in the service centre that has set the new hours in the controller...
Through a 3rd party person found out the machine was a pos. big time. Why I don't buy used equipment. So I got a new T650 with zero hours on it. I'm the only operator. I do the maintenance and that's the best option for me. I can not have down time
Hey bro leave the stumps longer it will make removing them much easier. If you had a root rake it would go much quicker also. Good job operating its not easy to remove stumps with just a bucket.
Lol - the first stump was already free, and the second was close to free. Bobcat’s great for some jobs. But an excavator easily pulls these two stumps up and out without having to lower the level of the whole area and cut at the roots like they do.
I did the same thing with a CAT 232B. It was a huge willow stump took me about 9 hours to dig all the way around the stump with only a bucket and forks.
I love how people say you should just run out and pick up a 100K excavator for doing this type of work. LOL. I mean doesn't everybody have that kind of money laying around??
How difficult to move a 40 cubic yard mountain of Florida sandy dirt (originally there but elevated 8 feet ) to a 50x50 patch 100 feet away. How many trips and how long for a qualified operator? BTW, how much easier to remove those stumps if you kill them in the winter and come back in the spring?
Very impressed with the operator's skills. Try this in new England though. You will be met with stupid amounts of rock that would challenge this guy and his machine. Damn I wish dirt like in this video existed up here, it is brutal to clear land in these parts.. you never see dirt like this unless it's near an ancient river.
Only things I would change is I would definitely be using a tooth bucket instead of a straight edge. I would also not be filling in the holes with all the dirt that has roots and parts of the stump in it. This soil looks sandy. Where I’m at we have that old red clay and getting stumps out of that is really hard.
Gotta stay original! how do you like the T series Bobcat? We have a JD 8875 that we run a tree spade on but we usually have run it with the metal tracks so we have been looking at just getting a tracked one.
glad to see the art of stick and pedal still alive. everyone where i live is switching to the "industry standard" joysticks. personally can't stand them.
Sandy loose soil made this job very easy. Up here in the north the soil is a clay soil with a lot of schist. Your bobcat Over here trying to pull stumps like these would be screeching without any progress.
I agree with tomeD...he is abusing this skidder as well as using this thing for what it was not designed for.we have a 30 that some dummy ruined using it in this manner.
He is in dry sand, someone dug around all sides and broke out the roots, no grouser bar... not showing much but wasting fuel and a guy who is OK at best behind the controls.
I from Texas. There's no way in hell this guy can take old live oak stump out of ground lol. It's easy to get stumps off in wet land swamp in Louisiana 🙄 But great skills to guy in video 👍🏻
@@RS-uo2nd You need to rewatch the video..... Its clearly obvious some digging has been done around the stumps. So, you're the dumbass. Plus read the fucking description.
i just bought a 2013 T770 with 165 hours on it from a farmer in nebraska that used it to move hay, and thats it. Should pick it up this weekend. How do you like yours so far?
Yikes. Yeah hope yours was made on a Monday. This one has a full warranty till May of next year that I transferred to me. I'll have worked the dog shit out of it by then and know whether its a lemon or not. I bought it cheap enough that I can sell likely it in a year for more than I paid for it. All it did was unload pallets of seed and sit in this guy's barn.
Yes the T750 has been a real good machine But it has right around 2000 hours on it now and it's getting tired. It's leaving in a few months. The T770 has been such a pile of crap since day one that we are going with a SVL 2 Kubota this time around. I had one for a demo it did everything better than our T770. The T770 is two years old now
I wonder if dude owns this machine? Talk about relentless torture... I would choke the life out of a man with my bear hands if I saw mine being treated this way. Not really, but almost. But, I don't have a lot of money for repairs, and my machine is a mid-90's 753L with 4500 hrs on it, lol. So it has to be treated with kid gloves! You sure know your sticks and pedals, for sure, dog. bravo for that!
I ran a farm for 25 years, that is the way I drive all my machinery. He is being very smooth, he never torqued the bucket by trying to lift on one side. Watching him change directions, lower the boom and dump the bucket at the same time, beautiful. Couldn't have done it any better myself. Well built machines can handle hard work. There is a difference between hard work and abuse. You would probably had a heart attack watching me dig out the standing thirty inch diameter oak trees that were around my home. I broke two teeth off the 30 inch digging bucket on my 1981 510 John Deere backhoe. OK, that was a little abuse but I got tired of going easy, 65 foot tall oak trees have very tough root systems.
Hey @Dirt Ninja You might know this. What would you estimate the tow rating of a T300? Not of a truck to pull it, of the actual Bobcat itself. I'm brainstorming solo small scale mining ideas and one idea I had was running a Bobcat to load a gravel pup, then towing the pup of gravel with the Bobcat a short distance along the mine to the plant. Saves switching machines all the time, not to mention capital costs. How much do you think she could reliably tow--or more appropriately--push? Thanks!
Not Dirt ninja but I learned on hand-foot controls. I am coordinated and find them easy. I used a joystick control one and as a backhoe operator the boom and bucket control was great but with a skid steer you do not do a lot with the bucket. I found it hard to drive, it was too jumpy, specially trying to turn and you can't turn in place. With had controls you can push one forward and one backwards and just spin around. Joystick controls are easier on you arms and rotator cuffs.
Soil conditions,size of machine,skilled operator,all equate to how efficient this guy is.Conditions here on this job are ideal.Dry,friable sandy loam.Personally,i would attack this with my excavator,but sometimes you only have 1 machine on site.And that bobcat has got some nuts when it gets down and dirty like this.Can you imagine the torque that's transferred to those rubber tracks when he loads up that machine?Nice vid,i love this shit.
Only problem with this Video is that it is obvious someone spent considerable time with a shovel and axe prior to removing the stumps with the skidsteer. I want to see how its done with just the skid steer. Would be a much longer video for sure.
Wheels more comfortable, tracks rougher. More stability and pushing power with tracks. Tires cheaper to replace usually. All depends on what you need it for. If I was going to use it mainly on road construction or a farm machine. I'd take wheels.
If you guys ever get a replacement for that loader you should try a ASV PT-100, they are a great machine to run, and the pilot controls are very comfortable to run compared to foot controls! And they are white now like Bobcats lol
It's a no go to use ASV on tree stumps. Major damages to the torsion suspensions if you do. Bobcat to do the hard work. I'm not just saying so because im a bobcat fan. I have both ASV and Bobcat
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Those lil bobcats have come along ways from the '70s when I first bought one . Had the foot controls for the bucket and 2 clutches for foward and reverse steering . After twelve hours you couldn't even walk , and my knees looked like footballs lol . Great skills buddy a good smooth operator like yourself is rare !
It is a pleasure to watch someone that actually knows how to work a skid steer get things done.
Ed Watt haha thanks!
Dirt NinjaI have been changing an old MELROW 444 over to hydro static drive and hope to finish in the next 2 weeks.
I hope i can get as proficient again as I was with the old clutch and belt.
Much like your level of op.
+Dirt Ninja can you make more videos with the bobcat I love it
Ya there are a lot of videos on this here you tube claiming to show 'elite skills' and instead showing everyone just how little the operator knows about said 'skills'.
In a world where owning a skidsteer makes you an 'operator', this video was a welcome change of pace. This guy definitely knows what he's doing and when it comes to moving dirt, few are at this caliber. Keep 'er stiff dude.
I have spent many hours removing stumps so can appreciate what you went through. thanks
Good operator. Respreading the land fill after ever stump is cleared, as well as back dragging the dirt to make sure you can get right under the stump all while simultaneously using foot controls. It’s the small things combined over hundreds of hours put into practice that really separates a novice and expert. Nice job
This guy is a beast. The t300 is amazing. It's lighting fast compared to others I've used.
That is seriously one skilled operator, mad props
Nate Olson how? He’s smooth he got the job done.every movement had its purpose, from the sounds of it you probably take your sweet fucking time charge cust up the ass, sounds like I would t hire you for a job...
It's a skid steer. Doesn't take much skill.
@@user-maxim_79 It takes a lot of skill to move that quickly and accurately.
@1toomanyhobbies Thanks! It is strong enough, but it would have taken a considerable amount of time to take them out with the 331. It was more efficient to use the T300 especially because i had it on site.
Let me just say I love your skills! very smooth operation I watched this 4 times already amazing work man! true Ninja!
Nate Olson your an idiot you fuckin geezer, get the job done and run you equipment this was great your a slow fuck. And I know just what kinda operator you are fucking load a couple yards in 40 mins cause you don’t wanna drop a pebble or strain you cute t110 your wife bought ya.
Thank you. I just learned that I could do just with a bobcat and don't need a backhoe to dig stomps.
Mini excavator would be much faster and cleaner taking out stumps
thanks i was looking to see just what these things were capable of since i plan to rent one soon. you have displayed this well thanks
Those were tough hardwood, I was surprised you didn't use the higher breakout force of the bucket, instead of the boom. You sure did get bounced around in that cab.
Thanks for the video!
the best way to move or lift something is with a lever ! I always have the tree cut with about 8 ft left . this way I put cable and haul out of the hole especially with that type of sandy soil. I have had bobcats for over 35 years and never beat the hell outta it like this !
This is one of the best skid steer videos on you tube. Nice operating
Yea it took me 15, 8 hour days days to dig around the stumps with a shovel. It was a lot of work!
hes not beating it at all.... he's working fast.
This helped me decide today on getting one to use at our range. I found a deal on one with only 855 hours. Thanks again.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching
Turns out the T300 is a 2005 but only 855 hrs. A year ago one drive motor was replaced and the other one rebuilt. I can't imagine what caused this failure. Diesel fuel put in the hydro unit? Asking $30 K. Has heate/ AC. Di you think they're asking too much? Had brand new tracks on it also and full serviced. Guy traded it in for a T650. Which why would he get rid of the 300 with so low hours. Opinion ?
Paul Smith They just go after a while. Odd at that low of hours though. Price seams decent. Its hard to find those machines with less than 1000 hrs
Paul Smith the hour meter can change when you change the machine controller, the only thing you can do is to have trust in the service centre that has set the new hours in the controller...
Through a 3rd party person found out the machine was a pos. big time. Why I don't buy used equipment. So I got a new T650 with zero hours on it. I'm the only operator. I do the maintenance and that's the best option for me. I can not have down time
I've never had training, but who doesn't enjoy operating a bobcat ?
2/a gbh k
by far the best one ive seen on youtube! im good but not near as good as you!
thinking about renting one of these, are these good for taking out thick bushes and digging down in the ground for dirt? thanks
Hey bro leave the stumps longer it will make removing them much easier. If you had a root rake it would go much quicker also. Good job operating its not easy to remove stumps with just a bucket.
Damn amazing really. Good work.
Very good work on that skidder man!
this tractor bobcat is to be congratulated, it wins from many heavy tractors
@toro74449 Thanks a lot! This video is actually my favorite that i have uploaded.
Lol - the first stump was already free, and the second was close to free. Bobcat’s great for some jobs.
But an excavator easily pulls these two stumps up and out without having to lower the level of the whole area and cut at the roots like they do.
No wasted movement. And with great speed and accuracy
Bullshit. He should be pushing stumps from high ground.
Looks like that T300 doesnt give a shit.. Loads of fun!
I did the same thing with a CAT 232B. It was a huge willow stump took me about 9 hours to dig all the way around the stump with only a bucket and forks.
Dude got mad skills.
Great operating smooth
Nice to see somebody else that can Get-R-DONE!
I love how people say you should just run out and pick up a 100K excavator for doing this type of work. LOL. I mean doesn't everybody have that kind of money laying around??
TheSwampStalker. He needs a $180,000 excavator for this. It Would be totally worth it.
good stuff man!
Thanks! Foot controls.
Hell of a job brother!
How difficult to move a 40 cubic yard mountain of Florida sandy dirt (originally there but elevated 8 feet ) to a 50x50 patch 100 feet away. How many trips and how long for a qualified operator? BTW, how much easier to remove those stumps if you kill them in the winter and come back in the spring?
I have good luck with using the forks to remove stumps. You can get under it and push forward while lifting and pivot the bucket forward for leverage.
I got a T250 and I took some stumps up like that before with it had to roll out the back yard on my trailer. Couldn't pick them up they were heavy.
If I was this good wrenching on my Jeep.. Oh the possibilities!!
using foot controls or joysticks for the bucket? great video!
Try a good set of pallet forks some time I got mine permanently welded they work awesome and even better if the hole tree is left
This is Bobcat's Lucky Luke !!!....
Waowwwhhh.....
You remind me of me talk, skinny, and loves heavy equipment
Very impressed with the operator's skills. Try this in new England though. You will be met with stupid amounts of rock that would challenge this guy and his machine. Damn I wish dirt like in this video existed up here, it is brutal to clear land in these parts.. you never see dirt like this unless it's near an ancient river.
300s are beasts
Only things I would change is I would definitely be using a tooth bucket instead of a straight edge. I would also not be filling in the holes with all the dirt that has roots and parts of the stump in it. This soil looks sandy. Where I’m at we have that old red clay and getting stumps out of that is really hard.
Filling in the holes simply makes it flat terrain so he can maneuver the machine better instead of going up and down the uneven ground..
Gotta stay original! how do you like the T series Bobcat? We have a JD 8875 that we run a tree spade on but we usually have run it with the metal tracks so we have been looking at just getting a tracked one.
T300 usato come si usa una mano... Bravissimo!
GREAT JOB!!!!!!!! BOBCAT DID GREAT, DESERVES ALITTLE GREASE,,,CANT STAND 2 RUN A SQEECKY MACHINE!!!!!
Thank you for the video.
Those Stumps were already dug up , I own a Cat with a stump bucket . It takes 1/2 hour min. Per stump
Yea but you dont have a T300. It is much better!
@@9mmsteve agreed
good operator
Dude got skills
nicely done. Is the 331 strong enough to have pulled out the stumps or did you need the T300?
1toomanyhobbies ereeff
I wish my mid 80s thomas would go that fast haha
wow really soft dirt.......rare in my parts
glad to see the art of stick and pedal still alive. everyone where i live is switching to the "industry standard" joysticks. personally can't stand them.
Do you like running this better than an excavator?
Sandy loose soil made this job very easy. Up here in the north the soil is a clay soil with a lot of schist. Your bobcat Over here trying to pull stumps like these would be screeching without any progress.
Cool story. Nobody asked.
@@strengthandhonor9334 yomma did when we were in bed. She actually longed for it and for the big dong of course.
woow you are great ;) fast job
Excelente
Looks like you need to invest in the tree spade attachment.
I agree with tomeD...he is abusing this skidder as well as using this thing for what it was not designed for.we have a 30 that some dummy ruined using it in this manner.
they aren’t sports cars buddy we work our machines to make money not fairy dust
How many times did you flip over so far?
He is in dry sand, someone dug around all sides and broke out the roots, no grouser bar... not showing much but wasting fuel and a guy who is OK at best behind the controls.
I from Texas. There's no way in hell this guy can take old live oak stump out of ground lol.
It's easy to get stumps off in wet land swamp in Louisiana 🙄
But great skills to guy in video 👍🏻
@@RS-uo2nd You need to rewatch the video..... Its clearly obvious some digging has been done around the stumps. So, you're the dumbass. Plus read the fucking description.
Show the Machine you use to loosen them up before you dug them out with the skid steer
wow thats one of the very first terminators aint it
good machine 👍
good operating
wow grat operator skill
We have a T 750 Its like day and night over a 300 .. The 750 is an animal Can't wait till the new T770 gets to the shop its on order
i just bought a 2013 T770 with 165 hours on it from a farmer in nebraska that used it to move hay, and thats it. Should pick it up this weekend. How do you like yours so far?
Not at all..It's been a high dollar turd.from a unexpected loss of power to Hyd issues .Good luck maybe ours was made on a Monday lol
Yikes. Yeah hope yours was made on a Monday. This one has a full warranty till May of next year that I transferred to me.
I'll have worked the dog shit out of it by then and know whether its a lemon or not. I bought it cheap enough that I can sell likely it in a year for more than I paid for it. All it did was unload pallets of seed and sit in this guy's barn.
But your t750 is still going strong?
What year is it vs the t770?
Yes the T750 has been a real good machine But it has right around 2000 hours on it now and it's getting tired. It's leaving in a few months. The T770 has been such a pile of crap since day one that we are going with a SVL 2 Kubota this time around. I had one for a demo it did everything better than our T770. The T770 is two years old now
now that's the way to get out a stump
I was looking for a video to show what a bobcat is capable of.
I could watch this shit all day. Is that wrong?
I wonder if dude owns this machine? Talk about relentless torture...
I would choke the life out of a man with my bear hands if I saw mine being treated this way.
Not really, but almost.
But, I don't have a lot of money for repairs, and my machine is a mid-90's 753L with 4500 hrs on it, lol. So it has to be treated with kid gloves!
You sure know your sticks and pedals, for sure, dog. bravo for that!
Would you choke a chicken
You have bear hands, Madison? Interesting.
Bob Smithereens that’s what I’m saying
Lol, the only thing I would change is the bucket, tooth bucket all the way for the removal, have nothing bad to say about the operating.
I ran a farm for 25 years, that is the way I drive all my machinery. He is being very smooth, he never torqued the bucket by trying to lift on one side. Watching him change directions, lower the boom and dump the bucket at the same time, beautiful. Couldn't have done it any better myself. Well built machines can handle hard work. There is a difference between hard work and abuse. You would probably had a heart attack watching me dig out the standing thirty inch diameter oak trees that were around my home. I broke two teeth off the 30 inch digging bucket on my 1981 510 John Deere backhoe. OK, that was a little abuse but I got tired of going easy, 65 foot tall oak trees have very tough root systems.
lol look at them boney legs
4in1 bucket would have saved you a ton of time.
Hey @Dirt Ninja You might know this. What would you estimate the tow rating of a T300? Not of a truck to pull it, of the actual Bobcat itself. I'm brainstorming solo small scale mining ideas and one idea I had was running a Bobcat to load a gravel pup, then towing the pup of gravel with the Bobcat a short distance along the mine to the plant. Saves switching machines all the time, not to mention capital costs. How much do you think she could reliably tow--or more appropriately--push? Thanks!
+SlipperySlope Im not exactly sure but its a lot. Probably 10,000lbs easy maybe more
+Dirt Ninja Thanks. And yes I figured it would be a massive amount too even though they aren't typically designed for that.
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are you better with hand-foot controls or joy stick. whats the difference to you
Not Dirt ninja but I learned on hand-foot controls. I am coordinated and find them easy. I used a joystick control one and as a backhoe operator the boom and bucket control was great but with a skid steer you do not do a lot with the bucket. I found it hard to drive, it was too jumpy, specially trying to turn and you can't turn in place. With had controls you can push one forward and one backwards and just spin around. Joystick controls are easier on you arms and rotator cuffs.
stump grinder or backhoe would have make quick work on the stumps
does all skidsteer loaders have foot controls
Were is your 4 in 1 bucket
I want one now
Soil conditions,size of machine,skilled operator,all equate to how efficient this guy is.Conditions here on this job are ideal.Dry,friable sandy loam.Personally,i would attack this with my excavator,but sometimes you only have 1 machine on site.And that bobcat has got some nuts when it gets down and dirty like this.Can you imagine the torque that's transferred to those rubber tracks when he loads up that machine?Nice vid,i love this shit.
Big yellow Case backhoe can pull up stumps easily
Is 4900hrs alot for a 2004 t300?
Only problem with this Video is that it is obvious someone spent considerable time with a shovel and axe prior to removing the stumps with the skidsteer. I want to see how its done with just the skid steer. Would be a much longer video for sure.
lots of work I have been there
Хорошая техника выкорчевка пней слишком тяжёлые для такой техники
It's good machine.
Muito bom o operador
that thing makes short of work
Meh, if old dry dead stumps ate your thing
do you prefer tracks or wheels on the skidsteer?
Wheels more comfortable, tracks rougher. More stability and pushing power with tracks. Tires cheaper to replace usually. All depends on what you need it for. If I was going to use it mainly on road construction or a farm machine. I'd take wheels.
У него траки пластиковые?
If you guys ever get a replacement for that loader you should try a ASV PT-100, they are a great machine to run, and the pilot controls are very comfortable to run compared to foot controls! And they are white now like Bobcats lol
It's a no go to use ASV on tree stumps. Major damages to the torsion suspensions if you do. Bobcat to do the hard work. I'm not just saying so because im a bobcat fan. I have both ASV and Bobcat
That machine is a brute
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Where's the fire?