Love the story about the community coming together to help get the company back on it's feet!! The Stinger tree puller is incredible and very good job with the demo Tony!
Bill I agree I can’t believe Stinger was able to come back so quickly after a major accident. The tree puller is an awesome and functional piece of equipment. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You ain’t kidding the three of you have ripping power. Now if you can convert that into usable energy it would be a good thing😂 You definitely need to try this attachment with your larger frame tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey John glad you enjoyed the video. Hope your ears weren’t ringing Saturday, your name came up multiple times at the Wolf Ridge firewood frenzy. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@fricknjeep I did see that and talked to Dan about it at the Firewood Frenzy and let him know his tractor would handle it with no problem. The Top Dog brand makes awesome attachments.👍TCT
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Just like your name I do a little of this and a little of that and we get the job done! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@clubdoraoutdoorsandfirewood Glad you enjoyed the video. You’re right Stinger makes great quality attachments. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That is a cool attachment and it is wonderful the way the community came together to get the company back in business. Whenever I can, I buy American and local. That unit looks like it is a serious machine. Those maple trees have deep root systems.
James if everyone followed you way of thinking the county wouldn’t be in the pickle we are right now. The Stinger attachment is a beast! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Chriistopher, it took he a while before I broke down and got a third function installed, but I’ll tell you it takes your tractor versatility to another level. I don’t know what type of tractor you own but if you have a set of hydraulic valves in the rear of your tractor you can easily run hoses from the back to the front very inexpensively with stock parts from your farm and ranch store. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@christophercharles3169 I would say that’s the way to go if the budget allows, but it’s not just for this Stinger tree puller, but for a grapple, and directional plow to mention a few loader arm attachments. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Yes, and I was considering a grapple. However, the only way I could justify a grapple or the tool you just demoed, would be if I was going to use it for payed jobs. If I ever get there, the 3rd function will be a no brainer.
Very thorough demo. I like your style, not the random style of some youtube reviewers. They go over the company, the reason they got it, bla bla. You pointed out a thing, zoomed in and showed it. As you went, not all at the end. You can tell you were a salesman
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. And yes in my pre retirement life I demonstrated and taught how to use tools as well as a national sales manager. I appreciate you watching, commenting and supporting my channel.👍TCT
I can't tell you how glad I am that you made this video Tony. I've been considering buying one of these for a while now. I've got a stump grinder, and it works great, but it's not the perfect tool in all situations, and I think this would be a great tool to have in the arsenal.
Jeff I’m glad you enjoyed the video. The Stinger STP34 is an awesome attachment. And like I said it’s more fun than a grapple because you can really do some demolition we all guys love to do. I’d be interested to know what brand of stump grinder you have and if you like it. I’m in the beginning stage of researching a stump grinder. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Tony, I've just got the basic Woodland Mills stump grinder. There are fancier ones like Baumalite ones that swing from left to right that work well, and are better vision-wise, because you actually get off of the tractor when using those, but I like my Woodland Mills one a lot, considering it only cost 2,400.00 brand new, and was shipped for 200.00. I've ground MANY stumps with it, and had zero issues. I like it a lot.
@@TonysCoolTools that's right. I forgot that you've got their chipper too. I've got their 8" chipper as well. I'm very happy with the quality of both of my Woodland Mills products.
Jean funny you should mention tics. I had over 5 tics on my cloths the day I was pulling out trees making this video. I think by shaking the trees back and forth the ticks got on me. Fortunately none were embedded on my skin. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I think you agree the support they received from their community was awesome. In addition to the STP 34 I will be reviewing the CCG56 as well in the next couple of weeks. What are your thoughts of the CCG56 since you’ve had one. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
The ccg56 I love it but at the same time sometimes I wish it had just a tad more pinch power. At times I’m super happy with my purchase and at other times I wonder if I would have liked the other style like rock bucket one better. But I have never used any other grapple than the ccg56. The gallagher1984 is my personal account so that’s why I’m answering from willowcreek. Sorry for the confusion. lol
@@willowcreekwoods I have several grapples (Everthing attachment Wicked 55, Frostbite and Artillian Iron Fist) so I can’t wait to put the CCG 56 through its paces. I know what you mean about wishing a grapple had more gripping power. 👍TCT
This would be a good tool for trees up to a certain size. In my area of North Texas the best results I have had removing trees and stumps is to do it when the ground is fully soaked from rain. Unfortunately, this means doing it in the winter/early spring. In the summer here the ground is so hard pulling even a small 1" sapling can be difficult.
Darin I’m glad you enjoyed the video and my content. Please check out some of my other videos. I appreciate you watching, subscribing, commenting and supporting my channel.👍TCT
Ha ha Mark, I’m trying to enjoy my retirement but a side gig definitely sounds interesting. Like the old saying “ happiness is seeing how much diesel I can use in my tractor “. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Larry, I will be doing a review on the Stringer CCG56 in a couple weeks. I may also have a surprise review on a Spli fire piece of equipment as well so keep watching the channel. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Brian, depending on what you want to pull out I would probably go under 35hp tractor. However if you were only pulling out buck thorn, multi floral rose or honey suckle you might be ok with a 30 & up tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Mike TYM says the 2515H has a lift capacity of 1500 lbs so with the Tree puller installed you’d still have 1000 lbs of lift capacity. Similar to my tractor, smaller stuff should be no problem. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
what does all that leverage do to a small tractor loader? a 6'' tree when it starts to tip will put crazy amt of force on that light loader? yes? no? maybe so? great ch. tony
With the size of tractor I have I would not be pulling a 6” tree. I try to limit the curl on my loader arm when I drop the pulled out tree. If you think about it a load of dirt in your loader bucket has a lot of force on your loader arms as well. I’m glad you enjoy my channel. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Aaron Ironically the property I was at had a mulcher recently and spent 3 days doing several acres of heavily overgrown buck thorn. Its very expensive . The other reason is I don't have a skid steer with hi flow hydraulics. The tree puller is much slower than a mulcher but you can work on smaller sections of the property. Thanks for watching and commenting.TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thx Tony. We have a ~ 20 year old 40% harvest on 60a. heavy with spruce and fir sapling regrowth that I thin with a brush cutter; slow and tough going. Forestry mulchers are pricey even to rent. So I just plug away. You and Chris are excellent presenters.
@@annaaron3510 Aaron thanks for your kind words. You definitely have your hands full managing 60 acres. I agree with you a mulcher is expensive at $100 to $300 an hour. Thanks for watching and commenting. TCT
Larry I wish you lived closer, I’d love to see what destruction and carnage your T650 could do with this attachment. This Stinger tree puller is built like a tank. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That’s a great way to clear out the under growth and small trees instead of cutting and leaving small stumps everywhere. Nice!
Shane, I totally agree, taking the undergrowth prolongs new growth for a long time.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Love the story about the community coming together to help get the company back on it's feet!! The Stinger tree puller is incredible and very good job with the demo Tony!
Bill I agree I can’t believe Stinger was able to come back so quickly after a major accident. The tree puller is an awesome and functional piece of equipment.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Both my brother and Bert have ripping power beyond belief! Great product right there!
You ain’t kidding the three of you have ripping power.
Now if you can convert that into usable energy it would be a good thing😂
You definitely need to try this attachment with your larger frame tractor.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great stuff Tony and no harmful chemicals. Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank that’s one of the main reasons for getting the Stinger tree puller.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
hi there always enjoy yore tools and demos. it is another good one , thanks and best to all john
Hey John glad you enjoyed the video. Hope your ears weren’t ringing Saturday, your name came up multiple times at the Wolf Ridge firewood frenzy.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools dont think i saw that one yet .did you see shifty got a big bucket , was the top dog the kind you have , john
@@fricknjeep I did see that and talked to Dan about it at the Firewood Frenzy and let him know his tractor would handle it with no problem.
The Top Dog brand makes awesome attachments.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools that is what he got , it looks good , john
Another great demo Tony. You have a knack for doing great demo’s. 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Just like your name I do a little of this and a little of that and we get the job done!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another great demo. That looks like a very nice piece of equipment. Stinger makes good equipment.
@@clubdoraoutdoorsandfirewood Glad you enjoyed the video. You’re right Stinger makes great quality attachments.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Tony, I am thinking of purchasing a stump grinder attachment. Have you done any demos for Stinger on theirs?
That is a cool attachment and it is wonderful the way the community came together to get the company back in business. Whenever I can, I buy American and local. That unit looks like it is a serious machine. Those maple trees have deep root systems.
James if everyone followed you way of thinking the county wouldn’t be in the pickle we are right now.
The Stinger attachment is a beast!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Very versatile attachment. Makes me wish I'd gone for the 3rd function on my tractor. Thanks for sharing.
Chriistopher, it took he a while before I broke down and got a third function installed, but I’ll tell you it takes your tractor versatility to another level.
I don’t know what type of tractor you own but if you have a set of hydraulic valves in the rear of your tractor you can easily run hoses from the back to the front very inexpensively with stock parts from your farm and ranch store.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools I have A Kioti CK2620SE. I would probably spring for the 3rd function if I were going to get an attachment like this.
@@christophercharles3169 I would say that’s the way to go if the budget allows, but it’s not just for this Stinger tree puller, but for a grapple, and directional plow to mention a few loader arm attachments. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Yes, and I was considering a grapple. However, the only way I could justify a grapple or the tool you just demoed, would be if I was going to use it for payed jobs. If I ever get there, the 3rd function will be a no brainer.
Very thorough demo. I like your style, not the random style of some youtube reviewers. They go over the company, the reason they got it, bla bla. You pointed out a thing, zoomed in and showed it. As you went, not all at the end. You can tell you were a salesman
I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
And yes in my pre retirement life I demonstrated and taught how to use tools as well as a national sales manager.
I appreciate you watching, commenting and supporting my channel.👍TCT
Thanks Tony.
Mark glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I can't tell you how glad I am that you made this video Tony. I've been considering buying one of these for a while now. I've got a stump grinder, and it works great, but it's not the perfect tool in all situations, and I think this would be a great tool to have in the arsenal.
Jeff I’m glad you enjoyed the video. The Stinger STP34 is an awesome attachment. And like I said it’s more fun than a grapple because you can really do some demolition we all guys love to do.
I’d be interested to know what brand of stump grinder you have and if you like it. I’m in the beginning stage of researching a stump grinder.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Tony, I've just got the basic Woodland Mills stump grinder. There are fancier ones like Baumalite ones that swing from left to right that work well, and are better vision-wise, because you actually get off of the tractor when using those, but I like my Woodland Mills one a lot, considering it only cost 2,400.00 brand new, and was shipped for 200.00. I've ground MANY stumps with it, and had zero issues. I like it a lot.
@@JeffGeorgalas Thanks Jeff that’s good to know. I’m very happy with my woodland mills attachments and they were on my short list to check out.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools that's right. I forgot that you've got their chipper too. I've got their 8" chipper as well. I'm very happy with the quality of both of my Woodland Mills products.
Tony, you were right, that that tool I could do some major damage to the garbage under growth!!
Kieth you definitely would clean up an area quickly and never get out of your tractor or skid steer.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice job, very informative,
Ripping and tearing with the best of them.
Beware the ticks
Jean funny you should mention tics. I had over 5 tics on my cloths the day I was pulling out trees making this video. I think by shaking the trees back and forth the ticks got on me. Fortunately none were embedded on my skin.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony great Tool Stinger Tree Puller ( Ty Ron
Ron the Stinger tree puller is an amazing piece of equipment.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You may find that if you leave the heel of the implement on the ground and curl it up the mechanical advantage will be greater. Good video.
Jeff that's an awesome suggestion.
I can definitely see where that tip may pay off for some trees.
Thanks for watching and commenting. TCT
Handy Tool Tony😁🇦🇺
Rick, The Stinger tree puller really is a handy and multifunctional attachment.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony we have there cg56 grapple. Love it. We also went and picked ours up and heard about the fire and all.
I think you agree the support they received from their community was awesome.
In addition to the STP 34 I will be reviewing the CCG56 as well in the next couple of weeks.
What are your thoughts of the CCG56 since you’ve had one.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
The ccg56 I love it but at the same time sometimes I wish it had just a tad more pinch power. At times I’m super happy with my purchase and at other times I wonder if I would have liked the other style like rock bucket one better. But I have never used any other grapple than the ccg56. The gallagher1984 is my personal account so that’s why I’m answering from willowcreek. Sorry for the confusion. lol
@@willowcreekwoods I have several grapples (Everthing attachment Wicked 55, Frostbite and Artillian Iron Fist) so I can’t wait to put the CCG 56 through its paces. I know what you mean about wishing a grapple had more gripping power. 👍TCT
This would be a good tool for trees up to a certain size. In my area of North Texas the best results I have had removing trees and stumps is to do it when the ground is fully soaked from rain. Unfortunately, this means doing it in the winter/early spring. In the summer here the ground is so hard pulling even a small 1" sapling can be difficult.
I totally agree with you that pulling trees is much easier after a good rain.
Thanks for watching and commenting. TCT
Excellent, Thank You
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice tool Tony. I don’t have one of those yet. 😉
Brendt, this attachment is extremely awesome and multi functional as well as a lot of fun to use.
Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍TCT
Im a new subscriber and find this channel interesting , thank you .
Darin I’m glad you enjoyed the video and my content. Please check out some of my other videos.
I appreciate you watching, subscribing, commenting and supporting my channel.👍TCT
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Ha ha Mark, I’m trying to enjoy my retirement but a side gig definitely sounds interesting.
Like the old saying “ happiness is seeing how much diesel I can use in my tractor “.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great Video!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
I had lots of fun using this attachment.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another great review Tony I’ve wondered how those work. Thanks for sharing
Really a fun attachment to work with. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Love there stuff. I have the grapple but sure could use one of these for pulling buckthorn.
Stinger attachments is about an hour away from me you should have stooped hahaha.
@@willowcreekwoods I may have to do that when I stop by the Stinger facility when it’s done around Oct.
Larry, I will be doing a review on the Stringer CCG56 in a couple weeks.
I may also have a surprise review on a Spli fire piece of equipment as well so keep watching the channel.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That's sweet! I wish I had the power for that.
Brian, depending on what you want to pull out I would probably go under 35hp tractor. However if you were only pulling out buck thorn, multi floral rose or honey suckle you might be ok with a 30 & up tractor.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I wonder if a dump box shaker would be a feasible add on to the tree puller to save all the destructive shaking to get the dirt out.
That’s a good question, but in the scheme of things a little dirt never hurt anyone.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That definately works better than the extractigator
Bert I told you this thing rocks, it definitely is a multi functional attachment.
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Impressive. I wish I had something to put it on.
Sooo ditto on that
Ha ha it’s never too late to get a tractor.
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@@begoodbebetterbeblessedix3766 well maybe you can find a friend with a tractor.😂
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Hey Tony, great video and great attachment. I wonder how well one would work on my 2515h
Mike TYM says the 2515H has a lift capacity of 1500 lbs so with the Tree puller installed you’d still have 1000 lbs of lift capacity.
Similar to my tractor, smaller stuff should be no problem.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
what does all that leverage do to a small tractor loader? a 6'' tree when it starts to tip will put crazy amt of force on that light loader? yes? no? maybe so? great ch. tony
With the size of tractor I have I would not be pulling a 6” tree. I try to limit the curl on my loader arm when I drop the pulled out tree. If you think about it a load of dirt in your loader bucket has a lot of force on your loader arms as well.
I’m glad you enjoy my channel.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Why not a Forestry Mulcher Tony ?
Aaron Ironically the property I was at had a mulcher recently and spent 3 days doing several acres of heavily overgrown buck thorn. Its very expensive . The other reason is I don't have a skid steer with hi flow hydraulics. The tree puller is much slower than a mulcher but you can work on smaller sections of the property.
Thanks for watching and commenting.TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thx Tony. We have a ~ 20 year old 40% harvest on 60a. heavy with spruce and fir sapling regrowth that I thin with a brush cutter; slow and tough going. Forestry mulchers are pricey even to rent. So I just plug away. You and Chris are excellent presenters.
@@annaaron3510 Aaron thanks for your kind words.
You definitely have your hands full managing 60 acres.
I agree with you a mulcher is expensive at $100 to $300 an hour.
Thanks for watching and commenting. TCT
Good Morning Tony, Looks like a strong design, my Bobcat T650 could wreck Havoc with it I am sure👏🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Larry I wish you lived closer, I’d love to see what destruction and carnage your T650 could do with this attachment.
This Stinger tree puller is built like a tank.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT