TITAN ATTACHMENTS! Extreme Quick Attach STUMP Bucket vs. Pine Stump! Mahindra 4540!
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2019
- TITAN ATTACHMENTS! Extreme Duty Stump Bucket on a Mahindra 4540! Check out how I use the Titan Attachments stump bucket on my Mahindra 4540. This tractor had zero issues plowing through this tree stump with the Titan Attachments stump bucket. Every time I get on the Mahindra 4540 I'm amazed at it's power!
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Just bought mine, got multiple maple stumps that need to go. Your video sold me on it.
It does work really good! That stump was deep! By the time you are done with all the stumps you got, you'll be an expert! lol Have a good weekend Hank!
I hear ya! Thanks John 👍
Went on titans website . They got some nice attachments and some good sales on now 👍 They have a sweet tuff rock bucket too . 👍
Right on! Yeah, I think they have some good stuff.
Wow that stump was deep. You did a good job. Where I live it is rocky and that makes stump removal a chore for sure.
Thanks man. For the first time using it, I really was impressed by it. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it
Pine trees have tap roots. Probably do better on a hardwood tree. I think on a big pine I’d expose the stump a foot deep and cut off with a chain saw.
Nice video, on the fence on one of these, never realized how big the hole had to be.
I had my Bluetooth ear buds in watching drinking a glass of grapefruit juice . Then the cool action music clicked in . I need too keep the volume down . I almost dropped everything 😂That was cool . Deep roots could be because of sand roots grow deep . Great demonstration . Tuff unit 👍👍
Yeah, I needed to adjust the volume in that part. lol my bad.
Holy crap! That thing was massive! Good tips too!
wait til you see tonight's video!
Thanks for talking me out of buying one of those. I’ll just keep using my bucket. Great channel
👍 I'm always trying to help😁
why? i think its a good idea...
It is good for shallow root trees. But if you have a tree with a long tap root. I'd rent a stump grinder or use a backhoe. But they are good for oaks, cedars, stuff like that👍
I agree, my toothed bucket can do same job
Great video Hank and Gina. I have been eagerly waiting to see the stump bucket in action. It is awesome. I have no idea what those alien creatures are. I have never seen anything like them here in North Carolina. Looking forward to the Oak tree stump. It should be easier. Pines are a pain. Enjoyed and thanks for sharing.
Thanks Terry. Don't know how I missed this comment from 2 weeks ago. I appreciate you watching.
Bygolly Hank i gotta get me one these. You gotter out. You did good. That thing is awesome thank you buddy.
wait till you see the difference between the pine and oak. Its crazy. Thanks for the comment Dean. I appreciate it.
Good job. I have a Titian attachments stump bucket and have used it on a skid steer and my farm tractor. It works best on the skid steer. I live in north Georgia, and we have lots of rock and hilly ground and personally I feel it does not work as well here as it does in the area you live. A task I have found that the stump bucket works good for is digging drainage ditches. Keep up the great videos.
Ah! I'll try it as a trencher! That's an awesome idea. Thanks Steve 👍
Would be great to understand your experience in North Ga. I am considering one of these for my mx5200.
Nice tractor action !!! Cheers !!!
Cheers mate. Thanks!
OK, now that you said you're in the FL panhandle, that clarifies what you're digging. I grew up there (by Blue Angel Parkway in Escambia county before it was built), and hand dug a lot of southern yellow pine stumps. Those things call for a good tool. We would often stop at 4 feet deep, get a can of flammable liquid and burn some of them out.
Yeah that's right.
Been waiting on this. Can’t wait
It was a lot of fun to work with.
That’s a solid trunk! The stump bucket handled it though!
Yes sir. I really was impressed by it.
Enjoyed the video Hank! Gotta ask if you were wishing for a hydrostatic tractor by the end??!!😂😂🤪
Lol. Maybe.....😁
Hamiltonville Farm , you’re bout like me and not a spring chicken anymore! All the loader work I do with my tractor, I’d have to ice my left knee every night if I didn’t have hst. 😂😂😂
Good start on the swimming pool 👍
You should see it tonight after all the rain we got🤣
Great video. Hank where did you get your quick hitch for your Mahindra.
Looks good Hank, you have the same kind of sand as our farm has. Maybe a little harder with oak, ours up here have along tap root and alot of fingers out the sides, will be watching!!!🍒👍👍
Right on Larry👍
Honest video 👍 I like the real world video we all make mistakes and learn on the fly. Some channels only show perfect projects and never show any issues. I like to see Murphy's law in affect LoL. We learn way more from oops that just happened then perfection. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! We got tons of that type content here🤣🤣🤣 have a good weekend 👍
Man your soil looks like a beach full of sand, I bet it's easy to cut into. Can you imagine trying to uproot that thing with a shovel. Good Job, love your channel.
Thanks Paul. I appreciate you watching 👍
Hello from Northern Virginia, just subscribed .our last video uses an old Titan Stump Bucket. Take Care 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Loved the video Hank. I believe when you get more practice you will be able to understand the best and fastest approach to snatching those stumps out. Those stumps are tough buddy. My friend has a Caterpillar track loader that weighs 9000 #'s . He has to dig 3 ft around them to get them out. You and your audio visual team are the best. You will have your own TV show soon.😊Mark.
Yeah, I learned quick about starting too close. Thanks for the comment Mark. I appreciate you. Have a great weekend. ....not sure we are ready for prime time 😂
Love your style bro!..
How are the musicians that play your background music?
Bought a Titian bolt on double grappler on 52 hp Kubota works great 👍
Thanks for watching 👍
Great video. If it took you 2 hours it would take me a whole day with tiny mitt. Keep posting video's I love them.
Thanks Kevin. Wait till you see the difference between the pine and the oak. Its crazy.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm I will be waiting to see it. I would think the oak stumps would be easier.
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This was interesting looks like a spectacular tool! New friend Ruthie here
Thank you so much. Hope you have a great weekend 😊
Howboutcha guys! Great video my friends 💖
Sabrina!!! Howboutcha 😊 thanks for stopping by!
Those beetle larva look like Anthaxia candens or Anthaxia quercata. These are wood boring beetles. The grubs look exactly like what you dug up.
Cool. Thanks Jim👍
" I wonder how they taste" ? LOL LOL LOL !!!!
Lol. That was freaking Gina out. 😂
That works great in your Florida sandy soil. Pretty sure I'd struggle with 33HP and Ohio clay. But without having a backhoe, it's defiantly a viable tool and at a fraction of the price.
LOL..You didn't see all that clay? We live close to Alabama than the beach but yeah I get what you're saying. My backyard is literally the clay pit the county gets their clay from to resurface our roads, lol.....off topic, I'm making a long trip tomorrow, pray my 6.4 hold up 😁
I think our definitions of clay are slightly different, LOL. Be safe on the trip, we are still undecided if we will make it there or not.
@@SakimasRidgeHomestead I hope you can, we'd love to meet y'all 👍
Awesome video my friend big like
Thanks John! Stay warm👍
Wow a great safety tips how to remove a stump with a stump bucket. Keep up the hard work be safe.👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️👷♂️
Thanks 👍
Nice attachment and I can see the benefit in it if you didn't have a backhoe or don't want to spring for one, however I would like to know how it would work in a tight spot? a lot of the stumps I did out with the backhoe or in heavily wooded areas with little maneuvering room.
Yeah probably be a little tough in that situation because you do have to do a lot of forward and backwards driving. Good point.
good tool, I thought it being in that sand it would have been easier coming out
A lot of clay here. It will fool ya! Take care buddy!
Man that was a tough one I bet if it had a wide root structure instead of deep it would have come out a lot faster
Yes sir. And if I was more experienced I could have done things better too. That's what it's all about, learning! Thanks for taking the time to comment and watching the video. Have a good weekend 👍
That thing does good looks like
I'm really impressed with it. Solid👍
Never run one but I think stump buckets (used on skid steer) are designed to plunge under the stump and cut the taproot. I have seen videos of large stumps coming out in about a minute.
Maybe I'll get that proficient one day. Lord knows I've got plenty to practice on 😁👍
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Hopefully. if you I would like to watch the video. You may want to check out a skid steer doing it. I am not sure if it will be as effective on a tractor because of center of gravity and force etc. But then again I've never used one. Good luck with the stumps.
Thank you for doing this video. I am considering ordering this stump bucket and would appreciate your opinion. Do you think it's the right size for my TYM 474, it's a 48 HP but not as heavy duty as your Mahindra. I just cut down 8 Braddford pear trees and want to remove the stumps (16 in across the top) next week. One last question: Is that a regualr quick attach because I heard you say you had to grind it down to attach it.
I think you’ll be ok. You just have to be patient. If the trees have a long tap root, it’s not the best tool. But if a shallow root system it will work fine. Don’t treat it like a bill dozer and risk bending your loader, just work it nice and slow and easy and it will work fine.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm I am new to farm life having moved from the communist state of NY recently, so thank you for the quick response, I'm going to order one now. Damn I know I must be old when buying a tractor attachment ( which means work) makes me so happy.
I'll try to help save you some time. Try using it on a standing tree if you're clearing land. Pick the direction that looks best, dig out the back and sides A LITTLE not a lot. Just to the point where you can push it over. The weight of the tree will pop out the stump. I've not had one of these buckets but I am getting one for clearing pasture. The small trees multi rose thorn bushes I'll just pop right out, now I have to use the corner of the bucket and if you're not just right you dig out more than you need. Then take the ones that are just fat enough for firewood, use the real bucket to push the brush into a burn pile, then go back for the large ones and maybe sell the good ones.
Thanks for watching
Hank do you think it would have been quicker to use the regular bucket to start with and then switch to the stump bucket once you got closer to the stump?
Yes. Lol.
So much to learn with this stuff. 😁
Hamiltonville Farm I wasn’t sure if that would have worked with your soil or if the roots were really spread wide
@@HometownAcres yeah, definitely a better approach. Funny you should mention it, because that's how I did it on the last one I did. I didn't film it, but it's definitely a lesson learned. Start with the bucket and make a "ramp" to the stump then dig a little more aggressive. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Hopefully another rookie reads it and learns. I love the comment section👍
Great suggestion Hometown Acres!
good info, this is why I decided to buy myself an excavator
if you only have a few trees or a stump here and there this is fine. So, I am looking at buying a Cat mini excavator to make quick work of moving trees and stomps it's hard to find one used with a blade.
Yes that would be awesome. I'm trying to save for one myself👍 probably will be close to winter before I can get one.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm did you ever find out what those grubs were I am in the Houston area?
I think the consensus was a pine Beatle grub. 🤷🏻♂️
Those are larva pine beetles. They’re responsible for the blue stand you see in Pine. They end up killing the tree. When they mature they come to the surface of the tree and fly way to the next tree, etc. etc.
Thanks Neil 👍
stumps can be fun to dig out.
There is something therapeutic about it. Thanks for the comment Dave.
Therapeutic or addictive as a dog chewing on a bone! You can't just stop until it's out!
THEY ARE
stump bucket looks good in Florida or soft dirt, but here in Tennessee its all rocks! dont work as good! or dont work at all. just saying. been there done that.
I see no way possible this is faster than the backhoe attachment on my Mahindra. I could do the same thing much quicker and only have to move my tractor two times. Thumb on backhoe would lift that puppy right out of the much smaller hole too. Additionally, that attachment will NOT work in rocky ground as it would just skip off of the rocks. Looks like you guys are having a good time though! Keep it up!
Thanks for watching
Just bought a HD Stump bucket V2 and having trouble fitting the 130 loader on my Mahindra 5035. Just how much grinding did you have to do to get it to fit?
I did cut about a 1/8" off if I recall. It was small enough that I used a angle grinder to get it done. Made my marks with a sharpie and went to it
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Thanks. Mine is lacking about 1 inch from bottoming out and being able to engage the pins. Still awaiting resolution from titan before voiding warranty and taking my grinder to it.
We use an old Titan stump on our Bobcat in some past videos, one Tuff bucket, we have removed 100’s of trees with it, Take Care and Stay Safe 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
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I have a similar stump bucket and in my opinion.... thats way to much finish work.... I'd highly recommend picking up a woodland mills pto stump grinder though. Very affordable. It works wonders and I've done up to a 44" stump so far. 💪
Yeah those are nice
The larvae (grub) you found around the stump is a flat header wood borer beetle larvae.
content.ces.ncsu.edu/wood-boring-insects-in-trees
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It’s like your mama told you don’t take to big of a bite. Hehe.
Having fun watching your video. Those grubby looking things I would say is a species of pine borers.(pine beatle). Lots of species. I have had those in my fire wood cutting and splitting times here in North West Montana. Bad news for trees...take em out!!! I smash em' with my Kioti ha ha
They were gross looking. Lol. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment on the video 👍
Thanks for the video. Made in China is my only issue.
This is the American made version "United Attachments" from Titan Attachments
Great vid.. But Dude.. Audio levels.. Omg. Lol.
They're just a type of grub, or fishing bate.
Yes sir!
Pine beatle larvae
Interesting! Thank you.
Your curl circuit will do more than your boom will
This is true. Gotta love break out force💪👍
Is this the titan toro
It is the untied attachments extreme from Titan attachments
man that music @ 720?? just about blsted my speakers out- watch your audio editing please!!!
Whats the the model
Stump bucket is united Attachments. I have a link in the description of the video for "Titan Attachments" click on that and search for UA stump buckets
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Thank You just emailed them the one like yours is out of stock
Awe man.
Just as a suggestion you might consider time-laps for the parts of the video that are just you doing the work. For instance, everywhere you ran the music over the action, speed it up. I enjoyed your video but it was too long to make the points that you made. Good work though.
you need to watch my more recent stuff. This video was released a while ago. I do timelapse often now, because of feedback like this. Thanks for watching.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Great. I wasn't trying to be too judgy, just trying to help. I enjoyed your video and found it informative. Thank you.
Looks like a baby Graboid
Lol. Right on 👍
Pull that dirt back from around the base of those stumps and cut them off below the surface, push dirt back over the remaining part and move on to the next one...not worth the time it took to totally remove it.
Grubs
LOL. Tasty!😳😂
One comment. Music is annoying. Other than that good vidio.
You are in sand!! I have a grapple on a Mahindra 4025 and stump would of came out in no time. Up here in Northern New York State we have hard pan soil (hard pack dirt and clay like soil) and rocks. I like your videos but that stump attachment wouldn’t last to long up here.
Bet it would! My back yard is literally the clay pit the county gets the clay from to resurface our roads. we are closer to Alabama than the beach. Yes we have sand, but we I would venture to say its 70% clay to 30% sand. Grant it, we don't have rocks like you do. That's for sure. Thanks for the comment. Have a good weekend! 👍
That is an interesting implement! It concentrates the strength of the tractor on a narrower spot. I bet you were able to break through large roots easily. Then you have a leverage advantage too! I'm moving to the next video! Nice Captain Morgan pose! That larvea was simply disgusting! It seems to be a larvae of jewel beetle, metallic wood-boring beetle. I asked my best friend Google and found it to be very similar. Anyways, you put that ugly thing very deep in your mouth! Yuck! Thanks!
Lol that was a fun video to make. Thanks Joe👍
REMEMBER PEOPLE IT IS NOT THE TOOL---MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Thanks for watching 👍
What an insanely inefficient process. Glad you made this video so I don’t buy one.
Great video Hank and Gina. I have been eagerly waiting to see the stump bucket in action. It is awesome. I have no idea what those alien creatures are. I have never seen anything like them here in North Carolina. Looking forward to the Oak tree stump. It should be easier. Pines are a pain. Enjoyed and thanks for sharing.
You're gonna love the oak video, its night and day. Thanks for commenting!
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Did you ever figure out what those wormy looking things are?
In the comments it was mentioned that they were pine beetle larvae. 👍