Cutting a trail in the woods. Stump Bucket (Part 1) | Kubota B2601 & Titan Attachments Stump Bucket
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- Using a stump bucket to cut a trail in the woods. Titan Attachments Stump Bucket. Clearing logging trails through the forest. Operating a tractor on hills. More Grapple Tips & Techniques. Activities and techniques on this channel apply to the B Series of Kubota tractors: B2601, B2301, B2401, B2650. Most may also apply to the BX series and LX series such as the LX2610.
Cutting a trail in the woods. Stump Bucket (Part 1) | Kubota B2601 & Titan Attachments Stump Bucket
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Hi David! Looks like it will be a bit more challenging than you had hoped. Oh well, welcome to my world. Such is the nature of many projects I take on. Stumps are notoriously stubborn. Looking forward to seeing you tackle it again next time!
Hey Martin! Yeah I knew it was going to be tight, but the ground slopes and dips made it even more challenging. Patience pays off though! ;) Have a great week, my friend!
We spent the afternoon digging stumps and scrub brush with the old backhoe for my daughters little building at the lake. My equipment was as new as yours is about46 or 47 years ago David !! LOL. yeah me and my tractor have a lot in common….both of us are well worn and old !
Ya done good my friend !! You know your way around that Kubota !! Keep up the good work David. Sounds like you’re back in the saddle pretty good now.
Sir I totally NOT AGREE AT ALL SIR ( YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY NOT WORN OUT AND OLD ) You are simply a experience man on the top of his ART 👌👌😇👍🍻
@@RCAFpolarexpress Hahahahaha Dave, you are such an optimistic gentleman, and a fine Canadian to boot !! Thank you for such a cool compliment.
Hey Wendell! I really should have gotten a backhoe when I bought the tractor, but I didn't think I'd need it very much. I still don't think I need one but areas like this make me wish I did have one. I may rent a mini-ex this year or next to do some work in the "pond". That should be fun! Thanks for watching, my friend! :)
@@PaleHorseOutdoors When I was young I used to think I didn't need a wife, but then I found out over the years how beneficial one of them was. So what I'm saying is have a back hoe for the tractor is kinda like having a good wife. They are both very nice accessory packages..... priceless in their utility too. LOL
Ok, now I might now have to block the wife from seeing your channel....just for my own personal protection. LOL
@@tractorman4461 LOL you always crack me up, Wendell! You've got a good wife, I'm sure you'll be safe! :)
Hello David, That combination is working great, Take Care and Stay Safe 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Hey Larry, yes it is! Not sure how I would have done this without those tools. :) Take care buddy.
Very nice David, that stump bucket comes in very handy, great work there !!
Thank you man! I appreciate you watching :)
Great work with the stump bucket and you appeared to be making good progress. That attachment looks like it is hard on the tractor
Hey Joseph, thanks for watching! It can be really hard on the tractor if you go in and push with the bucket too steep so you do need to take it as easy as possible. Cheers!
Good evening Sir, Compact tractor get their OUTSTANDING Reputation of real little work horse from videos like yours Sir 👍👌😇 Have a safe week Sir Cheers 🍻🍻
Thank you, Dave I appreciate that! I almost didn't get a tractor for the property and that would have been a HUGE mistake. I was able to get the property cleaned up and usable in just a few weeks. Knowing what I know now, that would have taken years without one - especially if I didn't have the grapple either. Man that thing is a back and time saver! :)
Don’t know nothing about this line of work, but I found the channel very interesting, so I subscribed. Keep up the good work.
Good afternoon my friend, you are working in a tight area. You need to dig a lot around stumps before popping them out so I can understand that it's a bit of a challenge when you can't get access from all angles. That bucket would be good for small ditches and or trenches. Have a great day!
Exactly right, Paul. Normally I would dig all the way around the stump and further away from it to loosen it all up. That first pass was all uphill and visibility was really difficult. It does take a lot of patience! Thanks for watching, buddy! :)
Stump buckets works nice for you out in the coastal rainforest of WA or OR. Here where I live in NW MT most of our trees are 20+ inches across, so an excavator is more practical. BUT I did get a forestry winch lately for my tractor. So I'm gonna use it for logging the property and take out the old growth trees that are at end of life.
Which winch did you get? I've been looking at getting a small one to help out with a few things using my little log trailer. Thanks for watching!
@@PaleHorseOutdoors I got a Tajfun EGV45H (Made in Slovenia 10000#), it is smack in the middle of spec between a Wallenstein FX85 & FX110.
@@Re-Booter Nice! I've seen a few videos on the FX85 in action. Really nice equipment :)
They can be rather stubborn, can't they David?
LOL yep. And that area has more roots than soil. Thanks for watching, my friend :)
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Thanks Naomi!
Looking good David. Titan offers pretty decent stuff for the money.
Thanks Case. I've bought 3 things from them and so far I've been happy with everything. I bought that stump bucket last year for $450 but it's over $700 now though.
i'm really starting to like my b2601, more of a toy to me. But drives between the trees so well!
Hey Mike thanks for watching! Yes, the B2601 is the perfect size for my property. I cut over a mile of trails through my woods and I've only had to remove 2 trees. It's great! :)
Stumps are a hard thing to get rid of. I tried to pull a 3" stump by breaking the root with my pallet forks using just one fork on it then pulling with a strap and the tractor. you wouldn't think a little stump would be so hard but it took me about an hour to work it out. That stump bucket you have would have made that so much easier. Good luck on finishing the trail! I look forward to seeing it done!
Yeah even the little ones can be stubborn. Before I got the bucket, I dug them with a shovel and cut the tap root with my old Dewalt 12' chainsaw (that I use just for that). The bucket does make it easier but the tradeoff is a crater around the area where the root ball was. Thanks for watching, buddy! :)
Hey David , trying to catch up on videos . The stump bucket is cool !! Del
Yes it is! Thanks for watching buddy! 😀
It's going to be a busy stump bucket... How do you keep your shirts so clean?, I get dirty walking to the tractor.
LOL, hmm. They're not as clean as they look on video - especially down there in that heat and humidity! Thanks for watching, buddy :)