Your ingenuity never fails to impress Mike ! And getting one of your many, many projects finished 😁 The sound of the stumps leaving some roots behind..... awsome 😎 And the rain and hail finish on the paintwork...... unique 😂😂
Nice work. I just finished a crane for the back of my 2500 Chevy. Some square tubing, a couple of old angle iron bed frames, some pipe and a small Harbor Freight winch and I have a way to lift heavy stuff into my pickup.
The 363 mile long Erie Canal ran from the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River to the Great Lakes. To remove the stumps for the canal they used several devices, one was similar to yours and pulled by Oxen. Which was similar in concept to the wheel. Shalom/gw
We took an old two-person saw blade and welded a small i-beam down the edge of it. Then welded the ibeam end onto a SSQA plate. attached that to the front of the tractor. You just put the saw blade up against the base of the tree..as low to the ground as you can stand. and you jog the tractor back and forth while steering the blade gently deeper into the cut as you make the sawing motion. We cleared 5 acres of scrub trees that way.
Leverage, leverage, and leverage, and if the doesn’t work use leverage, and maybe a snatch block hooked to the leverage, turns the little machine into a hulk of a machine. I like having projects waiting for me, and yes a couple aren’t done “YET” but hey, they’ll get done, its just later than sooner, thanks for the tag along with ya video sir.
Hey Kleeman, I am caught between many unfinished projects. I am retired now so I can’t use the not enough time because of work excuse. I just have to own up to procrastination. I have made a stump puller not quite like yours but the principle is the same. I;had an old steel 4” gate post and had a car wheel rim cut in half, to allow the post to pivot. I may regret that as it could slip. I had some old weld on eyes which were welded at the top of the post. They will take the shorter chain for tha stump and the longer chain for the tractor. Your show that in principle I shoul achieve a similar result. I’m waiting for paint to dry and harden before I give it a blast. Your property seems quite a relaxing environment.
Have you considered putting a kickstand on the front of it so it stands upright while you are hooking it to the tree you are pulling? And maybe just a couple of hooks on the sides near the top so you can wrap the chain around it for storage?
I like it. I’ve used a tire and ran the choker chain up over it and it pulls the stump up as the tire rotates back towards my winching vehicle but I like your frame stump puller.
I was thinking just today that I have to do something, other than cut them off, about these darn little maples that are all over a place by my workshop. I came in here now at supper time, and got on this 'Tube to see if somebody's brain is more active than mine. Well, here we are. This looks to be just exactly what I need. So, tomorrow I'm going up to my 'shop and build one of these 'pullers' too. Thanks for this, I think I'll subscribe now and see what else you have 'Kleeman'.
Yes you do have a bunch lined up Captain. Or since this channel is just “Kleeman” should we drop the Captain part and call you Mike, Michael or Mr. Kleeman. Asking for a friend.
I hate seeing so9meone using a grinder with one hand. My son who's a welder was in a confined space and couldn't use his face sheild. The ikicked back and tore through his face from the bottom of his lip to just above his eye. he was rushed to the hospitlal where he got 35 stiches to his face. He went through 6 lazer treatments to try and repair the damage. His face will never be normal
Wait. Was this the original stump puller? Or the 2.0 version? I binge watched the original channel and can't remember! Way too much content for such a short period of time! 🤪🤪
Why pull straight up on the stump ??? Pull horizonal first.....tear half the roots off one side at at time ! Pulling straight up.....your pulling against the entire root structure !
A welder is one of those things we've never owned. If i throw a few hints at my man, do you think i can get him to get me one for our 20th anniversary?
"Finishing projects?" That's possible? Holy cow!
Most people grossly underestimate the power of leverage.
It’s great to see that finishing projects doesn’t leave you stumped. 🤣😂
#dadjoke #badjoke
Good one!
I love those welding crocs.
Lmao! He will figure it out soon!
Your ingenuity never fails to impress Mike ! And getting one of your many, many projects finished 😁
The sound of the stumps leaving some roots behind..... awsome 😎
And the rain and hail finish on the paintwork...... unique 😂😂
Bonus points for using RED paint...... It will make it easier to figure out where you left it last time it was used
Exactly!
Man behind the scenes, dirt perfect Aaron is jealous of those welds!😂
Lol
Nice to see somebody obeying the law of the lever.
Howdy Captain
Nice tree puller. Your innovations absolutely killed me, i'm quite impressed. Love the channel😊
@@richparks1966 I have watched his channel for a long time
I started pulling trees out too, brush hogging them is quick, but here in the Northeast, in a few years, they grow right back. Nice contraption.
I joined another Kleeman channel.😊
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Basic fulcrum principles… I love the way you utilise physics in your daily life… top guy, top videos thanks Mike.
Appreciate ya watching
Nice work. I just finished a crane for the back of my 2500 Chevy. Some square tubing, a couple of old angle iron bed frames, some pipe and a small Harbor Freight winch and I have a way to lift heavy stuff into my pickup.
Nice. A second channel for the vids I miss on facebook. And rockin the safety crocks. Love it.
The 363 mile long Erie Canal ran from the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River to the Great Lakes. To remove the stumps for the canal they used several devices, one was similar to yours and pulled by Oxen. Which was similar in concept to the wheel. Shalom/gw
Very cool! I saw them building a replica canal boat last time I was in buffalo
Up pull and out nicely done ✅
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We took an old two-person saw blade and welded a small i-beam down the edge of it. Then welded the ibeam end onto a SSQA plate. attached that to the front of the tractor. You just put the saw blade up against the base of the tree..as low to the ground as you can stand. and you jog the tractor back and forth while steering the blade gently deeper into the cut as you make the sawing motion. We cleared 5 acres of scrub trees that way.
Mike, you understand mechanical advantage and make it easy pulling small trees with their stumps out of the ground. Blessings to you.
Great video kc
Thanks!
A car wheel without a tire stood upright and the chain over it works the same way.
I have to say...absolutely amazing to see you finish a project. You and Diesel Creek rarely, if ever, finish a project you start.
I bultt someting like that for pulling someone out of the mud, it lifts a little to help get the wheels out of the hole.
My list of projects always has 42 items on it. With 84 on standby LOL
🤣🤣 relatable
noway this is safe captin
I see you have your safety crocs on! lol Like you say run what ya brung.
So here I am spending my holiday weekend and was very confused when I stumbled on to this channel…. Thanks for the video
Appreciate ya watching Paul
Leverage, leverage, and leverage, and if the doesn’t work use leverage, and maybe a snatch block hooked to the leverage, turns the little machine into a hulk of a machine. I like having projects waiting for me, and yes a couple aren’t done “YET” but hey, they’ll get done, its just later than sooner, thanks for the tag along with ya video sir.
The more mechanical advantage the better
Hey Kleeman, I am caught between many unfinished projects. I am retired now so I can’t use the not enough time because of work excuse. I just have to own up to procrastination. I have made a stump puller not quite like yours but the principle is the same. I;had an old steel 4” gate post and had a car wheel rim cut in half, to allow the post to pivot. I may regret that as it could slip. I had some old weld on eyes which were welded at the top of the post. They will take the shorter chain for tha stump and the longer chain for the tractor. Your show that in principle I shoul achieve a similar result. I’m waiting for paint to dry and harden before I give it a blast. Your property seems quite a relaxing environment.
Hope it works it out for ya!
Have you considered putting a kickstand on the front of it so it stands upright while you are hooking it to the tree you are pulling? And maybe just a couple of hooks on the sides near the top so you can wrap the chain around it for storage?
I just lean it against the tree
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I like it. I’ve used a tire and ran the choker chain up over it and it pulls the stump up as the tire rotates back towards my winching vehicle but I like your frame stump puller.
Great finish to a small project great video thanks Mike
Thanks Gary
Hello from the Netherlands Kleeman .
thanks for the video Mike .
Sincerely Hollandduck
does the weather man ever get it right in your area 🤣😂,great video thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Not once lol
Slick...added to my build list - thanks!
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Your stump puller works great, and you don’t have much in it
Thanks Allen
I was thinking just today that I have to do something, other than cut them off, about these darn little maples that are all over a place by my workshop.
I came in here now at supper time, and got on this 'Tube to see if somebody's brain is more active than mine. Well, here we are.
This looks to be just exactly what I need. So, tomorrow I'm going up to my 'shop and build one of these 'pullers' too.
Thanks for this, I think I'll subscribe now and see what else you have 'Kleeman'.
I’m not a welder, I’m just a guy who owns one…….classic!!!
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Thanks Mike,peace brother…
hello mike its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
I'm not a welder, but I've watched welding videos.
I consider this to be a welding video.
Great video Captain Kleeman
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Wow, smooth Outro 😅
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Finishing projects, well that’ll never catch on.🤣👋🇬🇧😀
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Thanks Mike!
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Nice job Mike!
Thank you
Love this format. 👍🐝🌞
Thank you
@@Kleeman1And the original ones are always great. 👍🐝🌞
And just know those crocs are steel-toed as required by someone. Lol
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Enjoyed the video and the new channel. Congratulations
Thanks!
Nice. Going to have to copy this one.
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Neat looking setup Captain Kleeman. 😂
Thanks!
Mike you're that guy who invented the hula hoop or the guy who invented the pet rock. Genius
Finishing projects? That’s possible? If it works out maybe I will try that sometime.
It's overrated
Loving the content Mike
Thank you
Yes you do have a bunch lined up Captain. Or since this channel is just “Kleeman” should we drop the Captain part and call you Mike, Michael or Mr. Kleeman. Asking for a friend.
I hate seeing so9meone using a grinder with one hand. My son who's a welder was in a confined space and couldn't use his face sheild. The ikicked back and tore through his face from the bottom of his lip to just above his eye. he was rushed to the hospitlal where he got 35 stiches to his face. He went through 6 lazer treatments to try and repair the damage. His face will never be normal
Wait. Was this the original stump puller? Or the 2.0 version? I binge watched the original channel and can't remember! Way too much content for such a short period of time! 🤪🤪
its a catapolt
This a new channel Kleeman ?
Yup!
@@Kleeman1 heck yeah
I've forgotten, what's the status of your chicken goat barn?
It exists
Why pull straight up on the stump ??? Pull horizonal first.....tear half the roots off one side at at time ! Pulling straight up.....your pulling against the entire root structure !
Hay instead of stump puller can you make a politician pull ???? Country has gone bat shi? Crazy
Buy a chop saw! Damn!
A welder is one of those things we've never owned.
If i throw a few hints at my man, do you think i can get him to get me one for our 20th anniversary?
I think it's worth the effort. Just start clicking on welders on his face on market place to train the algorithm