I'm impressed with the generosity and cooperative spirit among letdig18 and his neighbors. reminds me as a kid my older bro just out of the Army started building a house on a lot our granddad gave him, after the cellar was dug concret floor and walls were finished, each Saturday AM neighbors with tools and construction knowledge would appear look at the blue prints ask John for a task set to it and giterdun.For years afterward the neighbor hood 4th july party with firewoorks were on John and his wifes dime.After John died being Irish his wife had an ole fashioned Irish wake at the house. More than 500 great folks attended that Sunday.
Been there. My KX033 loves to dig out stumps it can't pick up. The last one was about that size and I was very fortunate that a contractor was on the same site with a very large telehandler. It looked exactly the same on my trailer. Nice job on the loading!
yeah and they are accully more cheaper then other brand on the markket plus they are now released another model of the u56-3 5 ton unit wich are now more kubota excavators to choose from
They use mass too like no matter what the material is. It the weight of those machines like have you seen a wrecking ball it can destroy anything cause it weight is 4 ton if it was plastic or paper or whatever and it was 4 ton then it can demolish anything it just the weight
That went way better than, i thought it was gonna be...lolol..That was a Big Ol Stump !! Always a good thing to help ya friends out..Somebody always wanting something ,ya know it Chris ?? lolol....Have a Great Evening Man !!Stay Safe....
I noticed that big log up against the hydraulic cylinder while lifting it helping to hold it. Just wondering if it may have bent the shaft??? A leaking seal in time will answer my question. I'm an old man and learned a long time ago that, "a big load isn't always a payload". Especially when it comes to paying to fix equipment, or people!
We had a tree fall across the road and the stump was so big that the county has a tree guy age it and measure . I can't remember the numbers but a mini I was on is a 85hp and with a road loader all we could do to get it on a low boy. Stuck off both sides a 1ft. I hate to clear and run up on one that big. Good job and yes that mini he has is strong hydros
Man I can't thank you enough for posting as many videos as you do. I subscribe to very few channels and yours is my favorite in this field. You make these late sleepless nights bearable. The other channels I follow do one a week if that. Hopefully you tube "pays" off for you. Why didn't you get under it with the bucket and chain to to the bucket to lift and set it on the trailer?
I thought there was no way in Hell that little machine was going to pick up that huge log and it did it no problem. I bet that tree was at least 200 years old just judging by the stump and the log.
I think I would have cut it in 2. Chainsaw chain not that pricey . That's just me. I made a rip chain just for cutting big stuff into a couple of pieces to make it easier for me to split.
John Deere is underpowered as can be especially in their non ag tractors/equipment, in my experience. That backhoe wouldn't hardly move the stump, & the mini ex was doing a whole lot more, & is a whole lot stronger. Like "Dirt Monkey" says, " a swiss army knife not really good at anything." I have a small kubota backhoe, I hate it, ground clearance is horrible, like the JD tractor I had, extremely underpowered
I hope whereever they are taking it to unload it they have a big ass machine or atleast a couple of em. I guess though yaw did the gard part by loading it
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Hats off to Kubota !! What an impressive lift. My jaw dropped when he picked that log up.
I did not expect that little thing to pick up that log. Amazing
I'm impressed with the generosity and cooperative spirit among letdig18 and his neighbors. reminds me as a kid my older bro just out of the Army started building a house on a lot our granddad gave him, after the cellar was dug concret floor and walls were finished, each Saturday AM neighbors with tools and construction knowledge would appear look at the blue prints ask John for a task set to it and giterdun.For years afterward the neighbor hood 4th july party with firewoorks were on John and his wifes dime.After John died being Irish his wife had an ole fashioned Irish wake at the house. More than 500 great folks attended that Sunday.
Your a good boss man. Keeping your employees busy.
Been there. My KX033 loves to dig out stumps it can't pick up. The last one was about that size and I was very fortunate that a contractor was on the same site with a very large telehandler. It looked exactly the same on my trailer. Nice job on the loading!
That stump would make a beautiful table!
Chris... You are bringing out the little boy in all of us. Tonka Toys to the rescue!!!!!
1:10 I thought Zach was going to put that branch in your backhoe cab for gigs :D
Never seen such a big stump moved before. Nicely done!
Damn that little Kubota is strong as f!
I agree, it sure is strong.
yeah and they are accully more cheaper then other brand on the markket plus they are now released another model of the u56-3 5 ton unit wich are now more kubota excavators to choose from
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They use mass too like no matter what the material is. It the weight of those machines like have you seen a wrecking ball it can destroy anything cause it weight is 4 ton if it was plastic or paper or whatever and it was 4 ton then it can demolish anything it just the weight
There is life in the shed yet... we would call that a doer upper! :)
I love any video that starts off with you singing 😁 And DANG! that was a big stump!
Another FINE JOB my brother!!!
Nice again Chris and Zach, what a huge stump
That went way better than, i thought it was gonna be...lolol..That was a Big Ol Stump !! Always a good thing to help ya friends out..Somebody always wanting something ,ya know it Chris ?? lolol....Have a Great Evening Man !!Stay Safe....
I noticed that big log up against the hydraulic cylinder while lifting it helping to hold it. Just wondering if it may have bent the shaft??? A leaking seal in time will answer my question. I'm an old man and learned a long time ago that, "a big load isn't always a payload". Especially when it comes to paying to fix equipment, or people!
I was impressed with the mini Kubota also. WOW
Both operators are badass
Always love seeing some backhoe work. Can we see the rest of how your top soil operation turned out..?
Jeez that kubota is a beast , I love mine and now I see its even better than I thought !
I think it’s safe to say, ole zack is hell on the equipment. Just beat it like it owes you money!
Zack has also been working on his blade and not just the counter weight😂
Finally a backhoe video! Heck of a stump
Not too many things have you stumped bro. Bit of team work worked a treat. Made for a good video too. Stay safe guys
Now you make a backhoe look like the machine everyone should have.
Nice teamwork guys 😎👍👍
I didn't think that trailer was going to hold up. Lol. Well done. Always good to be nice too. Cornwall UK.
Getting the stump onto the trailer went much smoother than I thought it might.
This seems a lot of work when you can just dig a big hole beside it and roll it in, it will sink a bit over time but just top up with soil. Job done ✅
Homeowner- y'all gonna need a big crane or something to get that stump moved.
Zach- I'll call chris hes close and has a backhoe.
Chris- hold my beer🤘😎
Wow..look at all that grass and those trees!
Damn now i want a 57 kubota.... been looking at the 40 but hell for the money , that power....
Wayne, if you don't need the extra power of the 57, go with the 40 and get the six-way blade! It's the greatest addition you can get on an excavator.
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6 way is not an option on the 57?
I can see Zac bending his ram if he isn;t careful picking up things close like that.
This is why backhoes were the best thing back in the day!
STILL ARE
Yup still the best piece of equipment to have
That would make a seriously big coffee table!
We had a tree fall across the road and the stump was so big that the county has a tree guy age it and measure . I can't remember the numbers but a mini I was on is a 85hp and with a road loader all we could do to get it on a low boy. Stuck off both sides a 1ft. I hate to clear and run up on one that big. Good job and yes that mini he has is strong hydros
That was a monstrosity of a stump you guys! Well done handling that big pig! :)
cant wait to see the soup bowl they carve outta that stump xD
Nah, gonna turn it down to a spoon.
@@xoxo2008oxox prolly
Been workin on the counterweight 🤣🤣
🔥Now that was a stump. It’s always more fun with a teammate
Nice job man. That was a hugh stump lol.
Looks like Chris and Zack had a plan coming together on that stumping job !!!! 🤔😁😎
That was fun!
The Kubota has impressive power!
Lots of nice furniture hiding in that tree.
Yep.
Said Bilbo Baggins
Matt Cremona might be interested.
Ever notice that when an Oh Sh-t moment comes up, there is always some guy standing in the background, watching you?
Man I can't thank you enough for posting as many videos as you do. I subscribe to very few channels and yours is my favorite in this field. You make these late sleepless nights bearable. The other channels I follow do one a week if that. Hopefully you tube "pays" off for you. Why didn't you get under it with the bucket and chain to to the bucket to lift and set it on the trailer?
My brother in law always said " drive em like you stole em! " I would not loan him any equipment.
Who else wishes they had Chris as a neighbor?
oh I get plenty of the "if you get some free time" questions lol
@@letsdig18 lol, I'm sure you do!
Jameson Cross me
@@letsdig18 "my time isnt free"
But I was taught when someone comes to help you out, you feed them well!
That little kubota was impressive!
I thought there was no way in Hell that little machine was going to pick up that huge log and it did it no problem. I bet that tree was at least 200 years old just judging by the stump and the log.
Where's the 220 when you need it! 🍺
Impressive! That Hyundai is a bad@$$. Nice work loading the stump
I saw a Kubota and a john deere.
You need to get yourself a JCB 3cx or 4cx. That would have picked it up alot easier
Holy.
Hannah
Chris.
That thar defies adequate words to describe her.
I don't know. Seen some sloppy operating out of both you guys. Lol. That was a big stump !!¡!!! Job well done !!
WOW HE MESSED THAT KABOTA UP
Looks like you loaded Devil's Tower on that trailer... LOL
Been there.... and I agree! :)
Devil's Tower is actually a big ass tree stump.
That's one big stump..!
Think the Deere need hydro filters.Has no ass on the backhoe.was kinda surprised to see the kabota out lift it with ease.
Fantastic...
Perfect ...
It's on there.
try "the Devil went down to Georgia" next time, hehehe
Omg worlds strongest mini ex
I can't believe that mini excavator picked up that big log but I don't think it can handle that stump tho
Drill a hole get some dynamite. Problem solved.
Or light it on fire.
Tannerite works great for blowing up stumps
Stump wood can be very valuable .
the guy i saw on craigslist today advertising stump for sale to use as fill sure thinks so.
That was big tree , like the video .
Damn near had a flashback,to the exw, rolling outta bed
Rick Irelan oh no! The visual! I need brain bleach!
To much visual I need a LARGE Irish coffee with extra Irish whiskey and one for Baby Catcher. Lol
the "Digger Dance" should be the next Broadway hit
Well mate being watching u awhile now .
Can u show a quick video on how to carry all attachments
Eg siv bucket ,blade bucket, rock bucket ,grabs ,
I think I would have cut it in 2. Chainsaw chain not that pricey . That's just me. I made a rip chain just for cutting big stuff into a couple of pieces to make it easier for me to split.
Who remembers last Spring when it was dry and dusty?
you needed the 250 lol
Definitely like the out of cab view better
Like a dog chasing a car, I've got it, now what the hell do I do with it?
John Deere is underpowered as can be especially in their non ag tractors/equipment, in my experience. That backhoe wouldn't hardly move the stump, & the mini ex was doing a whole lot more, & is a whole lot stronger. Like "Dirt Monkey" says, " a swiss army knife not really good at anything." I have a small kubota backhoe, I hate it, ground clearance is horrible, like the JD tractor I had, extremely underpowered
Well no question Zack can operate his “K” machine, however no one operates a machine as smooth as Chris.
Really ????Chris is the worlds best operator ? give me a break, there are plenty of operators just as good as him.
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What's he doing with the stump? Taking it to the dump or using it for something?
You can make some type of very large planter out of that?
4 in 1 bucket would be handy there 😂
That's a big ole tree.
I hope whereever they are taking it to unload it they have a big ass machine or atleast a couple of em. I guess though yaw did the gard part by loading it
How are you going to get it off now that you’ve got it on?
good job
Like pissing into the wind!
A lot of good fire wood.
It all went to people that needed it too.
Watching 18min long video about someone loading a stamp on other side of the world.... What quarantine is doing to you is unbelievable
Kubota 57, Same thing Tim, CT3 has
Imagine loading a redwood or sequoia stump.
That John Deere did pretty good to lifting that stump
THAT REALY WAS A JOB FOR A JD710
Nice Kubota
That little things a brute.
I was wondering why you didn’t flip it to 4 wheel when pushing it on?
The only difference in this video compared to your latest one is that it's not raining.
The your videos brother nice Deere backhoe
Did you have your tractor in 4wd didn’t notice the front wheel spinning when you were putting that stump on the trailer
Blade weight makes a good lil bit of counter weight too🤷🏻♂️
Or that little machines Stout
That's called Piddlin'...