The Perfect Treesaw dozer model on D6c CAT 

right , root rakes not needed

hAvE fUn fArMinG tHaT gRoUnD.

yep pasture grass for the first few years, til the stumps start to rot then deep plow and disc,,,row crops shortly,,,its gonna work out neatly,,,,

Yeah I agree....why leave the stump?? Lol

Honestly it doesn't leave stumps tall, they're flush with the ground. Usually you knock down all the trees/brush with the blade then you root plow it afterwards. It's just a different way of doing things

Eddie Mason Very true. But we all know dealing with stumps is a pain. If you dont HAVE to dig the stump out, heck, leave it. And this does seem pretty quick. Probably pretty limited use but its a good tool if ya need it.

And where is all the fill dirt going to come from to fill the 5 yard hole from the stump ? Much more efficient to cut the stumps off level.

Helps to keep down erosion by leaving stump in place.

Why

@@steverivinius5686 the stump and more importantly, the root system, binds the soil in the surrounding area around where the tree was. When removed, the earth is loosened by the act of removal, usually creates a void from rootball removal, and makes the soil more susceptible to both wind and water erosion.

i was curious too, here is the one from the same poster as this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NRj14_sxBlY.html but i am curious how it would work on little bigger trees

At least it was the stones

Rusty Nails just couldn’t help Bitching about something.

You ship yer pants , hopefully you got cab protection

Randy Trader, Are there other “people” out there that I’m not aware of?

@@josephfolsom2030 yes... People with a sense of humor....

Randy Trader that is the funniest comment on here. Well done sir!

Michael VIENS If you have a job where ya dont have to pull em? Leave em!

Why do you need to dig the stump out when your turning the land into pasture?

If the stumps have to go they wouldn't use this. An excavator would be the best method for removing the tree and stump. The area he's in looks to be pasture land. He is probably just getting the trees out of the way, this method leaves the stumps low enough that they can be mowed over and not tear up a mower. The issue then is filling stump holes repeatedly because stumps don't rot away all at once. And hitting a stump with a mower is one thing, running a tractor off into a huge hole while telling yourself "I know there is a huge frickin hole around here somewhere" becomes a whole different thing. Or there's also the whole calling the sheriff to report that someone stole 5 of your cows, only to have the deputies show up and find them all in big ass holes where the stumps used to be kind of situation. 😱😒😒🤣🤣🤣

A serrated tree pusher

@@Greg-xq5ux yes on the front edge for a bit of bite, but mounts to top of blade on a pivot so can go vertical. Much safer and uproots the whole stump

Very cool setup though

thats why there is a cage around the whole thing

I can't say I've ever seen what you're describing. I would REALLY like to see one of those working, please post a video of it sometime.

I have excavators how do I cut trees down with them?

Umm 😐 you can’t cut down a tree with a thumb ?? You can push it over and grab it but that’s not cutting it

Those have been around for 30 yrs.

@BOSS MAN cutting that stump that close to the ground makes it much more difficult to get out of the ground that's why that is so stupid. A Little Common Sense their boss

Tennessee isn't the only place where rocks exist.

Ed Crowell some people r done

thats where you use the ripper

Why would a farmer want to "tile" his land? Do you not realize how HARD it would be to GROW anything if it's covered in TILE? Ceramic tile is the hardest

and why cant YOU build something better

@@tooge47 Ever hear of drainage tile????? duh! look it up!!!!!!!!!!

@@darrellinkster7385 I have something way better!!!!