LS Tractor MT125 Subcompact Tractor Backhoe Digging Stump SCUT 3 pt hitch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2018
- Subcompact tractor backhoe digging stump SCUT 3 pt hitch. Getting around to digging out a stump in the front yard after about 4 weeks of rainy weather. I miss judged it and did not dig a large enough hole, but more digging fixed that. I have 48.7 hours on my MT125 so be looking for the 50 hour service video soon.
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Good job Tony, Really like the drone footage. These SCUT have there draw backs but a bigger tractor on that damp ground would of lift so big ruts.
Tony
I liked how you had a positive outlook on what happened as soon as you pushed the stump
( Dirt under follow) all snug up in those ROOTS
Good video, well edited, great views, good music. Then on top, beautiful weather! I enjoyed! Obviously, you are an experienced backhoe operator. Thanks for sharing!
This tractor is awesome.
Good job, but after that stump rots, it seems you will have a sump as big as the stump.
Watched your channel because of the titan tiller video. Was looking at buying one, think I will, it looks pretty well built. Suggestion for stumps in the future, cut a 90* V on one side of the stump about 2' from the stump to break the roots. You only need to go about a foot deep. Pull em up and work em towards the stump. If you'd had a bigger unit I'd say break em closer to the stump, but they can get kinda thick. Anyways, free 3 edges up. Then either push or pull the stump away from the tip of the V, rip it out, knock the dirt off, and haul it away. Got 36 acres of trees and so far that technique has worked pretty good for me.
Great job Tony yes we need just a little more reach with this small backhoes !! LOL if you could of cut the stump after you got it to move you would of had it the first time but may of not been very safe to do with the root ball wanting to fall ! but great job have a great week !! Curt :-)
Tony, I really appreciate the video, burying a stump is no small job, and just as in life, things do not always go as planned. You provide great examples of both the capacities and limitations of this small tractor, as a prospective purchaser of MT 125, with limited knowledge and experience, what you share is invaluable, a sincere thank you.
Mark
I have a old dexta tractor without loader or backhoe...I use a mid-row buster and go all around the stump , when sawing the tree down I leave the stump 3 or 4 feet tall , that way ya got some leverage when hooking the chain on it. hope this helped someone out
Nice job on the video. I like the drone shots. You have a new subscriber from NC. I'd probably not bury the stump due to later having to deal with the sink hole. It could be awhile depending on the species. It's fun digging anyhow :)
Thank you for watching . I appreciate you
When it didn't fit you should have made a fire and hanged out to dry an fry it. That was a seriously great and deep fire hole to burn the stump in, multiple times.
Great video. Just got my MT125 and I can't wait to get digging. I used to have a New Holland TZ24DA which is about the same HP, but I didn't have a backhoe with it. I cut my stumps to 4' and rammed the top with the NH bucket to loosen and then removed with bucket. Not so smart on my part as I think I cracked the chassis using the NH tractor as a battering ram.
Congratulations on the MT125. I hate to hear that about your loader. Loaders of any brand tractor will not take ramming stumps. It is one of the most common mistakes made with tractors.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Yeah...tips and tricks - or 'how to use' videos on best practices are so needed. So many recordings videos just talk specs, but actual usage, care and maintenance videos are needed.
The aerial photography was OUTSTANDING!!! Your assistant/pilot gets an award there on this project too.Nice job........ Love it!
Absolutely amazing that you can set it to just hover in one location like that. Amazing technology like our tractors. So congratulations to you on "flying" the drone too. Nice job!!
Hi Tony, Well this vidio is 9 months old and since then I have dug some holes myself so I return to your video's to get some pointers now that I am actually using my tractor. But what I wanted to comment about was the drone photography. I have commented on this months ago but being a member of the Civil Air Patrol I have gotten involved with the Cadets and building a drone for them. The handicap drones seems to have is battery power. That drone hung in the air for a long time watching you fill that hole. How long will your drone stay airborne before it lands itself with a low battery?
I continue to enjoy your video's and continue to learn from the LSMT125 master. Thanks Tony.
Tony, Have you tried using the back hoe in an old packed gravel drive way? I am curious if they can break through one or not.
Now I ain't going to say that the backhoe is the wrong tool. It gets 'r dun and it's a lot of fun. But my preferred method for stumps is a hammer drill, a real one, and some Anfo or black powder.
And if you have the ability when you are felling, leave the stump a good five feet out of the ground. That way you can usually tug it out with chain.
We ended up buying a stump grinder for the new property. It is a blast.
Wont the roots continue to grow or was the tree dead?
Hey Tony how are you been watching all your videos and it inspired me to go buy LS mt125 tractor backhoe loader box blade rotary tiller brush hog And a trailer
That is awesome. Where did you buy it?
@@TonysTractorAdventure I bought it in Gainesville Georgia from Piedmont tractor but live in Abbeville South Carolina buy it out of state cuz you don't have to pay tax lol
I understand. Congratulations on your new tractor. Enjoy. Tony
@@christophermcdougald3472 probably should be a little bit quite on that deal man….most states have ways of tracking that out….
After you dug it out, probably easier to wrap a rope around the stump and lift it. That looks like a nightmare to balance lol
That was a few years ago. I have bigger tractors now and a grapple.
Great video, especially the drone footage. Curious as to why you dig it up to bury it after? As opposed to a stump grinder, or just digging around it and cutting it below grade? Legitimate question, not a dig.
My inner boy likes to dig.
Tony, I have an LS MT125. I bought it used w no manuals. I cannot figure out what the galvanized flat bar (with 90 degree up turn on the end) is for. It protrudes out from the black part of the cowl close to where your right knee would be when seated. Thank you in advance
Thank you so much for your confidence in me. Unfortunately I have not had the empty 125 in in about 4 years
Wondering how many times you have revisited this spot?
Still doing fine and I drive over with my truck and trailer from time to time. Some places settle fast. So far, this red clay dirt and rock is doing good. I packed it well filling. I drove the front tires of my truck over it too. I left it with a slight mound which is flat now. I am happy with it.
Im on fence about buying a mt125 or the larger mt225,,,my question is if i use a box blade to try and pull up some poision ivy n vines that are all over the place,,,they are about 3 inches under ground..im sure the larger tractor will..i can buy a 125 with backhoe for 19k or a 225 with backhoe for 23600...any suggestions
I have had an LS for over four years. I am not up on their models any longer.
Tony, all that work that you did, would your time have not been better spent, to just cut down that thing as low that you could, and just done a stump-grind on the remainder..?
An axe and some sweat can reduce a stump to just below ground level. ;)
New to the channel here, I wonder if'n a feller couldn't have burnt that thing whilst it was in the hole before you filled her in. . . Like the channel quite a bit!!
I guess it could be done, but it would be one boring video! LOL! I am glad to have watching our channel. Thank you, Tony
@@TonysTractorAdventure fire, boring??!!! On the contrary!!!!
In today’s video, we are going to be burning this stump with 100 gallons of diesel! I would watch that
All Day!!! That video would blow up. . . . well, in real life too. . . .
maybe a weeping willow Bradford pear or weeping cherry tree
How did you go about breaking this tractor in when new ?
I just used it and then changed the oil at the 50 hour mark. Many people fret over break in time. The tolerance on engines nowadays is unbelievably accurate.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Ok thanks a bunch!!!
how much is the LS M 1.25?
That video is very old.
dig Down make a spot to park next time
I have know idea what you mean?
Chain saw.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Lol
Ever taken a stump out Tim? Lol
@@PhoenixIronworksNS I have. Lol. Can't say a number, but it's a few.
@@MrThenry1988 then you'd know its a giant waste of time and money to use a chainsaw, especially with a stump that size. You'll eat through chains like crazy, when the machine is perfectly capable of cutting the roots. I've tried, multiple times to release things with chainsaws, but always find it's better to just jump in the mini and smash them with a digging bucket
Why burry the stump? You've already got it out, so why not burn it or take it to the landfill?
Because I wanted to do it this way.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Just curious because I was thinking about the fact that the stump will eventually decompose and create a low spot in your yard. No disrespect. Great video. Beautiful tractor!
Sorry my friend. I took it the wrong way.
It is really no difference than having a stump ground off. All this roots rot away turning back into soil. Our area has high clay content, and believe it or not, a buried stump takes many years to decay. It does not get oxygen or nitrogen in high amounts which are parts of the decay process. Some of my stumps have been buried for 5 years and still stable.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Makes sense! I learned something today, thanks Tony! Lol! I will follow your channel
Should have just had it hauled away.
Great! Where were you when I did this five years ago?
Sorry, I was hauling away stumps and brush at the time.
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Never bury organics!
Why?
@@TonysTractorAdventure because they rot underground and ultimately create a rancid wet sink hole that is a total mess.
When does that happen? It has been buried for 3 years. Then again, my yard is so rough, I might not notice. Except the rancid part. I would notice that.
@@TonysTractorAdventure It's already happening but it could take years to reach the surface.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Termites.
Worked at a place in the 1980s where we had office space below ground level. Every spring, couldn't predict the day, but i'd come in and my office would be covered in termite wings.
The builder had buried so much wood under the facility, in the 1960s, that, every year, they'd come out of the ground, mate, drop their wings and then crawl back underground and get back to work on the buried wood.
I left before I could see what was going to happen when they ran out of wood.
cant see the actual speed of the machine useless
Sorry to disappoint