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That's why we put weights on the front of tractors!! This guy didn't grow up on the farm - or he would have some cement blocks on the front of that buggy.

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It’s more to do with where he tied the tow rope. Too high. Tied at the bottom the weight wouldn’t have mattered.
 

Funny how big of a fight a well rooted tree or shrub will give you. Many moons ago, @southerncruiser62 helped me pull some holly bushes out at our old house and had to anchor his built 80 against the curb because the winch was moving his truck and my 40 tied together.

I just recently had to pull up a Japanese Maple stump that was about 4.5" in diameter at the base. The root ball was amazing for the size of the tree. I wound up having to use a snatch block for mechanical advantage, chained to the stump and anchored to my 200 (against the curb), using the 8274 on my 40... and it still took several tries and getting just the right angles. That was only AFTER cutting 2 of the 3 main roots that were bigger around than the actual stump.

Said root ball:

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Funny how big of a fight a well rooted tree or shrub will give you. Many moons ago, @southerncruiser62 helped me pull some holly bushes out at our old house and had to anchor his built 80 against the curb because the winch was moving his truck and my 40 tied together.

I just recently had to pull up a Japanese Maple stump that was about 4.5" in diameter at the base. The root ball was amazing for the size of the tree. I wound up having to use a snatch block for mechanical advantage, chained to the stump and anchored to my 200 (against the curb), using the 8274 on my 40... and it still took several tries and getting just the right angles. That was only AFTER cutting 2 of the 3 main roots that were bigger around than the actual stump.

Said root ball:

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I learned how stubborn roots were back around 2008... Had an 80 at the time and we were trying to get rid of a big shrub. So I told my dad we've got a crusier for a reason lets hook it up to the hitch and yank it out.
It did not yank out.. took many tries to just get it to start showing the roots. I ended up digging all around it before actually being able to do much with the cruiser haha. Luckily I was not driving the 80, my dad was a wise man and slowly laid on the gas after tension was on the ropes. I would've gone full send back then if I was in the driver seat.
 
Funny how big of a fight a well rooted tree or shrub will give you. Many moons ago, @southerncruiser62 helped me pull some holly bushes out at our old house and had to anchor his built 80 against the curb because the winch was moving his truck and my 40 tied together.

I just recently had to pull up a Japanese Maple stump that was about 4.5" in diameter at the base. The root ball was amazing for the size of the tree. I wound up having to use a snatch block for mechanical advantage, chained to the stump and anchored to my 200 (against the curb), using the 8274 on my 40... and it still took several tries and getting just the right angles. That was only AFTER cutting 2 of the 3 main roots that were bigger around than the actual stump.

Said root ball:

If anyone happens to know where that 80 is now I would love to know....
 
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Brian and I saw this in Concord on Monday night.

I don't know if she was the face mask bouncer or waiting for the new cheesy poofs to hit the shelves or what but I wasn't going to bother her....... I did feel a little sad for the stool though.


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