Try cutting vertically with chain saw to split the stump in half and then quarters. Do your best to keep chain out of dirt/rocks. Then concentrate on removing one quarter at a time. Or make friends with someone with an excavator. Good luck.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Did you not read my latest post? Haha I got it out in one piece and already got rid of it
I did. Info provided for future reference.Did you not read my latest post? Haha I got it out in one piece and already got rid of it
I did cut some more with the chainsaw to make it easier to maneuver except it kinda killed the saw 🥹 I think the tree grew on top of a dirt pile and so it has stones that you couldn't see and chainsaw blades don't fair well against rocks haha.
Round these parts that'll get you a good ole "atta-boy" followed by a firm hand shake.
And I mean FIRM!..... we don't throw a man dead fish around here. LOL
Nice job!
Haha thanks! I feel proud of myself. I've dug up small stumps in the past but having a tractor sure makes it easier.
ken erickson
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Equipment
B7100 hst, 2650 front mount snowblower, L2501 hst qa loader
Sunday went to the land and did my 200 hour maintenance on the L2501.
Knock on wood , only problems I have had so far with the tractor is the right hand side tie rod end falling off within yards of taking delivery. I had about 20 or so hours when the curl function linkage fell off for the loader control valve. Both issues could be traced back to dealer set up and/or loader assembly.
Other than those two issues the tractor has preformed as intended.
Today spent time with my B7100hst over at my neighbors house. I have removed snow for them for 23 years now and being a gravel driveway gravel does end up pushed off to the sides.
He really needs a load of gravel brought in but with limited tools, just a back blade, I was able to drag that gravel up and fill in some low spots etc.
Knock on wood , only problems I have had so far with the tractor is the right hand side tie rod end falling off within yards of taking delivery. I had about 20 or so hours when the curl function linkage fell off for the loader control valve. Both issues could be traced back to dealer set up and/or loader assembly.
Other than those two issues the tractor has preformed as intended.
Today spent time with my B7100hst over at my neighbors house. I have removed snow for them for 23 years now and being a gravel driveway gravel does end up pushed off to the sides.
He really needs a load of gravel brought in but with limited tools, just a back blade, I was able to drag that gravel up and fill in some low spots etc.
Moving 20 tons of 0 to 1 gravel. That RTV sure can't cary much at a time, 1/2 scoop and it's bottomed out. Preparing a base for a 10 x 20 shed but the front yard is too soft for a dump truck so had it dumped in the driveway and moving it around the back of the house with my RTV. Have to pick up a plate compactor to pack it with. Another one of those simple one day jobs that turns into 2 weeks when naps are included 
. Ignore the other orange thing that snuck in the pics 🫣.
. Ignore the other orange thing that snuck in the pics 🫣.
OntheRidge
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Equipment
Kubota L47 TLB, Homestead 55" grapple, LP 1684 rear blade, WR Long 84" snowplow
I have to ask, if the rtv only carries 1/2 a scoop, and the tractor carries 1 scoop, why not just tractor it over there? Wet ground, maybe? Good luck with the project!