#23 Kubota Tractor Digging Up and Knocking Over Cedar Trees

We've been cleaning up this fence line for months, but the Kubota L3901 made finishing the job easy. I simply used the loader bucket to dig up the trees and remaining fence posts. I was able to do all 300 yards of fence line in about 1.5 hours.

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

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[@rpdelaneyjr]

Just bought some acreage in Culpeper on the Rappahannock River. Glued to your channel. I normally dont have time to watch you tubers but you get right to the point! Thank you for sharing your work!

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Awesome! Thank you! Best of luck with you property. I appreciate you watching

[@williammitchell9604]

You could really use a Grapple. The first time you use it, you will say," Wow!!!! How did I ever get along with out this?!!!!!!

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

This vid was several years ago. I do have a grapple now and yes its invaluable - especially for this kind of work. Thanks for watching

[@roflstomps324]

I love my L. I dug a road to our creek in just about six hours. Not bad for a fifteen foot drop off. I can think up things to use it for all day long.

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Digging a road was one of my first big jobs I did. I didn't really know what I was doing, but quickly figured it out and the L did great!

[@daveknowshow]

nice track of land. I can see you will be getting a grapple in your future. lol I think I would pile those cedar trees up and burn them right out in the field near the water. it will make great fertilizer for the soil and then they will be gone and you wont have to look at the pile anymore.

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Yeah. I'd love a to have a grapple. $$$$

[@Raymo853inLeDroit]

I live a stones throw from you, so I assume our cedars are about the same. Don't use one for a Christmas tree. The needles are so stabby.

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

I don't think they're too bad, and they hardly drop any needles in the house, so that's nice!

[@stanleyjohnston5876]

Why don't you rent a tree spade, move those trees to another designated area. So later you could sell them.