Enjoying the wildlife and beauty of the Texas Hill Country on 85 acres. Join us on our journey as we show the ups and downs of living in the country. Are goal is to help the wildlife on this property sub stain a healthy life and to make this a place that we can enjoy its beauty.
You want your ropps up. It may save you If a tree falls back on you. If you see it coming, raise your forks as fast as you can to give you as much space as possible
I have had mine for a couple of years now, so I don't remember what I paid for it, but if you go on Titan Attachments web site, they have them on sale for 20 percent off of $1449.00.
I believe its 3000 psi but I don't have my manual with me. As far as the force applied when pulling small cedars you can hardly tell it, but cedars say 6-7 inches you have to pull forward sometimes to push the tree over a little to lift it out. The tractor will till you if you are pulling something to big because the back wheels will come up on you.
If you don’t have one already you should get a grapple bucket for your tractor. It will be well worth your money and it will save your back and lots of time cleaning up around your farm. People that have them swear by them.
It really depends on type of trees you are trying to remove. I am pulling mostly cedar that have a shallow root system. I have tried pulling oaks and even with my 50 hp tractor is a no go.
Would have been a good video if you had a camera operator showing the actual tool close up work. Shots were too far and the viewer couldn't see what the tool was doing.
4:44 - looks pretty cool. We saw the comment you left on Tractor Time with Tim's channel. If you could take a glance at our channel (if you're not already following us) we'd certainly appreciate it. Thank you!
The tin roof keeps the rain out so we decided to remodel this old trailer. Roof is about 20 years old now and was built by my father in law and his brother.
Trying to get the wife to okay buying a tree puller to use with my Kioti DK4510. I've got lots of hedges and sweet gum trees that need to be ripped out!
