2515H Removing Oversized Stump

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Using the TYM 2515H to remove a stump that it shouldn't be able to move.
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TheRustyGarageandHomestead

The best memories of my life were working with my dad and learning from him. It took me many years, especially becoming a father that realized how smart a man he was.

Richard_Stephanie

Good job with the stump! Our tractor comes off the ground daily. 😂 it's amazing what Jason puts it through!

lorettaandjasonoffgrid

I took out a large stump years ago with my 16Hp.4wd.Kubota micro tractor, B7100 B/L. It was too big (Heavy) for the backhoe to pick it out of the pit. I made a ramp on both sides and pushed it out with the loader and up on a trailer! 5000 hrs. and still runs good! That Diff. Lock is
A lifesaver!😂

josephherron

Asking a lot out of that Little Tractor. Nice to See A Young Man helping His Father with manual labor. Good Job Dad, He's on his way to being a Man.

DarrellBowen-gvdl

We once had an ash tree stump in the backyard. The tree had died, so we cut off all the branches and most of the trunk, leaving just over two feet of it. We used a chainsaw to carve out a hole in the middle of the trunk, filled it with good soil, and planted a geranium. The plant thrived there, turning the stump into a great planter for several years until it finally rotted away and could be easily removed. After that, we planted a tree peony in the same spot, and for the next few years, it bloomed beautifully with lots of flowers. It's a great idea if anyone wants to give it a try...

TopTech-TM

Truely AMAZING!!! The Perfect WAY to TORTURE a New Little Tractor. Best wishes with all your endeavours

donaldstrishock

Fool me. I didn't think it was going to do it. Good job 👍

kellyhill

His son is the hero, he put the clamps exactly where they needed to

charlespeyersen

That stump ain't no bullshit, it's pretty damn heavy with all that clay in the rootball. A regular 310 or 316 or 555 backhoe would struggle a little with that stump. Good tractor and good operator. I've been running equipment for 30 yrs now I say fine job sir. I'd give you a job all day long.
One thing, curl out, curl out. Bucket low and curl. Lots more power

allenbowick

I need one of these for dragging my missus out of bed in the morning.

davidhayes

Yes that little tractor his better than i thourhht it was just Awesome i had my dawts it was goingvtwo doit sir, well done,

Mark-dqi

Young man, don't Ever allow your hands to go into another Pinch Point Again. As you did here.

senatorjosephmccarthy

Let me be the first to call bullshit. If that stump had been rooted, that plaything rig would have disassembled at the first pull.

Hopeless_and_Forlorn