Cat 305.5e2 Removing Stumps

[@anthonyborzi8974]

One of the best excavator operators I’ve seen. Precision, no wasted motion. Pluck, turn, drop, move, repeat.

[@TheRiddick82]

Agreed! He's quick but not sloppy, most guys I know are either slow or sloppy as hell when they try doing it fast

[@petelyczek5728]

Pure pleasure. Small, shallow and no tap roots. Easy money! I prefer to yank the whole tree out at one time. That saves on half the work and uses levearge on the root ball.

[@sony1998]

I could watch this type of stuff all day long. Its very hypnotizing. Nice Vid. Thanks

[@DD-OU812]

The Dirt Ninja was awesome! (this is video of my property)...Very happy with the work, the attitude, the professionalism, the price, EVERYTHING. Glad you enjoyed the cookout!

[@DirtNinja]

DEANNA DENIS Thanks for the work and being a great customer!

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

DEANNA DENIS Very cool, always fun to meet some one from the youtube world. They look like a great operation.

[@martahagerup7664]

DEANNA DENIS &

[@aliadam2375]

You are smart and you know how to save time. Some of them waste half an hour uprooting the rest of the trees. You should give an idea to the rest of the operators about how they work and how they save time. I saw a very smart American man uprooting the rest of the trees and I searched for his channel and I did not find it. He uproots and cleans. I have not seen anyone smarter than that man.

[@dougdillard9006]

I have been operating for 30 plus years... so i must say your are good.

[@jakebrogan1648]

gorgeous work (and beautiful machine too!) awesome how effortlessly it rips the stumps out sure beats a stumpgrinder

[@TheDozerman209]

Very impressed with the speed and power of this little mechine

[@socaljarhead7670]

This guy is as smooth and efficient as it gets.

[@mikeallan9574]

I have a little JD 35D that I use for projects around the house. Your videos have taught me a LOT!

[@railroadman57]

watching your videos is helping me make up my mind when i go to Milton Cat , i will need at least the 305 machine , but i will also look at the 308 size as well , thanks a bunch love your videos .

[@DirtNinja]

Thanks for watching! What Milton location do you deal with?

[@railroadman57]

the Main dealership in Milford Mass.

[@drewberrynews3875]

these are great machine. We picked up an 08 305c cr. Very happy with it.

[@matteliano454]

Man, if I ever get to operate a machine like that, I hope I am as half as good as you ! It's like it's your very arm and hand. Amazing !

[@glenparks5175]

I'm looking at buying a 305.5 glad I watched this video really looks strong

[@michaelflores820]

I own a 305.5, I attempted to rent a 325 for clearing my lot for a house in northern nh. I couldn’t find anyone to insure me for the rental so I made the 305.5 work. And it really was amazing what I was able to do. Some rocks the size of a smart car I was able to move and roll away. It will do 99% what a big one will do. Just might take longer

[@Will-tm5bj]

grapple bucket on that skid steer would be crucial here. I could watch this all day lol. could really use one for a week at my house

[@klydolph2]

Man, you are good with that machine. With my rookie technique I would use 20x the time.

[@Blackford86]

Pretty smooth operator

[@jeffclarke7990]

Pine Trees - Nice shallow roots, and a 5ton machine seems more than adequate. I use my 5ton machine to dig out hardwood gumtrees in Queensland. I can guarantee you the effort is substantially more. They have a giant tap root that branches out 5-8 different ways, each about 8 inches diameter. They're like pulling wisdom teeth out.

[@gordonmccoy4537]

Smooth operator... Thanks for posting.... Gordon

[@andybowman9697]

Do you price a job like that by the stump plus estimated time to level it when figruing cost? Just curious how thats done.

[@kainewills5438]

Looks like a fast smooth little cat that one.

[@kapperoutdoors]

did you have a window open in this dig? it is louder than the e45 was.

[@chrisg6153]

now that is skill compared to some of the others I have seen smooth and no wasted movements

[@rustrtal]

Hoping a 305.5 will be my next machine! Too bad you don’t still make videos!!

[@andyman8662]

can't wait for the review of the new machines!

[@DirtNinja]

Andy Carlson Review on the 289 will be out this week!

[@The_Bushman]

I hired a 1.8T machine today.. it was a proper flogged machine, i reckon ut was due for the scrap heap. this machine makes it look easy

[@waltermattson5566]

Great job. I will be looking at more of your videos.

[@SolidworksUnlimited]

smoother than butter!

[@carolinafarmweld5981]

Brush grapple sure would have came in handy

[@tractortom401]

Got to try out a 305.5ECR today at an auction, didn't seem like a bad machine

[@theplinker2172]

Good operated ,makeing it look easy.

[@roberturban289]

Thumb seems slower than the Bobcat? Is it just the camera or is the Cat noisier in the cab? Seems like a nice machine

[@DirtNinja]

Robert Urban I think its the same speed. Havent really noticed it being slower. Its about the same noise in the cab maybe a little nosier. The camera always makes it sound louder than it is. The microphone always picks up weird noises.

[@elizabethelizondoflores9940]

hey dirt ninja i love skid steers and compact excavators

[@soybean70]

Looks fun!

[@etexastea]

Did you drop using the ripper for removing stumps?

[@daytona453201]

Is Caterpillar better than john deer 50g in your opinion?

[@TheChunky2010]

Have you not got a grab for the skidsteer?

[@jackefrost]

that looks like fun nice small stumps , did you let him try out the new cat s?

[@jaredcrenshaw7912]

Any idea how large of a tree this machine is safe to remove?

[@DeanLewis-v2p]

How do you remove the bucket

[@RochesterGround]

How does the 305 compare to the E50 ?? Just bought a 2016 E50 like it a lot but prob should have checked out the 305

[@justintrice816]

How long did this job take you in real time?

[@MetsaMan]

Nice work, that grabbing tool is very handy !!

[@farmkid9028]

Metsa Man its called a thumb and they are amazing for a clearing job

[@MetsaMan]

Yes, I see that is really is.. !!

[@chrisdoeg5199]

What kind of stumps are these? Root system looks to be pine?

[@drewwillmann5840]

yea he said pine in the vid

[@dieselking6812]

Dirt Ninja is a thing at Construction Careers Day in Wallingford CT

[@samcookson1029]

Would love to see a review vid of both machines. Have you had a chance to use the accugrade and what do you think of it?

[@DirtNinja]

Sam Cookson Review on the 289 is coming within the week and yes the trimble system is amazing on the 305.5

[@EricLoser]

Just curious - about how much would you charge to do a job like this? I'm looking at purchasing some land and would have about 1 acre to clear for a homesite. I plan on taking down all the trees, but would want someone to come in and pull the stumps and take them away. I have no idea what someone like yourself would charge though.

[@benjaminhdavies]

HEy - love your vids. I have a Bobcat 334 and am looking at CAT equipment. How has your experience been with the CAT mini?

[@derekwheeler6538]

Could you dig out much bigger stumps with that machine?

[@alphonsotate2982]

Yes he can it will take a little time.

[@gmb1ification]

wondering which you prefer - Cat 305.5e2 or Bobcat e50

[@DirtNinja]

gail b 305.5e2 for sure. Very nice, smooth comfortable machine.

[@gmb1ification]

Thanks for that useful info....

[@DirtNinja]

gail b Sarcasm? I can give you any other info you want if you would like it. Best way to talk is through my Facebook page. Link is in the description.

[@NCSonOfLiberty]

Did you keep or or still use the ripper you had on the e50?

[@chrism.8105]

WHy not use a mulcher to do this job?

[@dylanadnum6210]

hey dirt ninja how much did it cost to buy that 305.5e2

[@b.j.scherff3166]

I am upgrafing from my 430 which has been great, and am in the market for either an E50 or a 305.5 (dealers are both very close). You obviously like the Cat better, but why exactly? Thanks for any feedback

[@DirtNinja]

Much more room in the cab. Such smoother to operate. Good power and speed and much better built in my opinion.

[@terrellupshaw1433]

Does the job ever get stressful?

[@georgeosprey3786]

This must have been a contract job.. very efficient.

[@valerioelizondo901]

who is driving the compact Track Loader

[@Pawinterservices]

I have a Volvo ECR48C (11,000LBS) so similar in size, also have an A300, is this a one day job or two? Thanks that info would help with pricing my next stump job.

[@DirtNinja]

PA Winter Services I completed this job in 6hrs with the 2 machines going the entire time. I also moved about 400 yards of fill from the area I stumped.

[@jacobemmert6081]

Out of curiosity, what controls do you use in the 305?

[@cat320dful]

When are you going to do the walk-arounds

[@DirtNinja]

cat320dful The review on the 289 will be up this week!

[@rude252]

Hows that thumb working for you? Seems to be an interesting shape

[@DirtNinja]

rude252 Yea its different. I havent noticed any real down sides of it yet.

[@rude252]

They only thing I could see would be if a tree branch or roots gets hung up on the horizontal bar. But that would only happen once in a blue moon I think.

[@DirtNinja]

rude252 My old one had a horizontal bar. This one is just more strait and the tip doesn't have a curve.

[@Nikon961]

Good Operator and nice Video !!

[@DirtNinja]

Daniel Konopka Thanks!

[@AveryExcavating]

Just ran the 305.5 for first time...much better (surprisingly) than the 305.!

[@eddielaster9496]

Really neat.

[@soniverse3844]

Loved it😍

[@henryreiser6082]

Your wasting all the topsoil ?????

[@timberridgehomestead]

Wish I could get a mini for myself there so fun.

[@keithbrettell2058]

Love the stumping videos. Did you give him a KZbin discount? LOL

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Great video!!! Wasn't your old KZbin name bobcat ninja? What made you switch to a different brand? I hope you gave your fan your autograph. Lol.

[@drewwillmann5840]

I think he switched to cat cuz he liked them better then bobcat and yea it was bobcat Ninja but had to change it for copyright or somthin idk

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Drew Willmann I see. Cat does make some great stuff. Hopefully its not for copyright infringement or something like that. Its probably because he switched companies.

[@drewwillmann5840]

I think he did it before he got cat machines

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Drew Willmann Ohh ok.

[@DirtNinja]

Love2boat92 Yes it was. I switched the name because I wanted my own brand. I have a video on my channel explaining why I did it. Search through my videos. I think Cat makes better machines so that is why we switched. Not impressed with the newer Bobcat equipment.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Same process for a lilac bush?

[@DirtNinja]

Jim's videos Yes. A lilac will come out much easier than these stumps too

[@christoffer1973]

is this cat 305 better then bobcat E50?

[@DirtNinja]

+christoffer1973 Yes it is better. I would take this machine over the E50 any day.

[@n9878f]

How do you price out a job like this?

[@tahanyjubr205]

Good video like it so much

[@VideosByAl]

We shipped our old Sawmill to a KZbin Subscriber in South Korea a couple years ago .

[@danj6289]

Good work. I would hire you if I could.

[@thequattro20v]

So is this gonna get to be on a another youtube channel then? :) Dirt ninja on my backyard?

[@DirtNinja]

thequattro20v haha, I dont think so

[@zacgossage5164]

Great vid mate

[@ReyReyloads]

Is there any way that I could do something like this myself without having any experience with heavy machinery like you have?

[@gt-r6912]

Good machine.

[@redlandsgarbagefan7363]

Very nice mate wish I had an excavator when I had to dig out some small stumps been the apprentice landscaper you get the shit jobs lol I have been watching all you vids that you put up and look forward to seeing more

[@DirtNinja]

RedlandsGarbageFan Thanks for watching!

[@MrDyson01]

+Dirt Ninja the stump fell apart when you picked it up

[@bassambouhamad7935]

I Love it God bless you ..

[@n9878f]

Cool video btw

[@SeanMiller-j5l]

Guy in the skidsteer is a pylon.

[@taylorw1052]

I really want to buy an excavator, then I realize I am only 14 with no income. ;-;

[@taylorw1052]

I got a creek with a ton of erosion.

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

Taylor W In my state, you need a driver license to even apply for the test, so you still have time to save up for it. Get yourself a job, and start saving. I bought my first used excavator for under $2000.00, a few years back (before that all I ever operated was backhoes) it was a piece of junk with a ton of hours on it, but it was a lot of fun, and did a lot of work for me. Experience on a machine is going to be key in finding a job, and no one will give you seat time unless you have experience. (You can see the problem.) :-) My grandson is 10 now, and hes got quite a few hours on our machines, and by the time hes old enough to make the decision, he will have enough experience to at least get an interview. Long story short, see if you can get some part time work with a company that has small excavators, even if its just one day a week washing them. If you can weasel your way into getting some one to teach you how to operate one, thats half the battle.

[@taylorw1052]

***** Thanks for the info.

[@joshuaschindelman2366]

Get it it will make you $$$$$ If you use it a lot

[@dirtymikentheboys5817]

Rent one silly.

[@franksweets1859]

Sehr schön!

[@bighammer587]

A fan?? ... prolly just a viewer.

[@Steveshappylittletrees]

You're taking away half of the dirt.

[@xoanlovan2576]

🧡

[@alexanderblix6544]

I have a a Q: have you ever met letsdig18??

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

Alexander Blix Yes he has.

[@alexanderblix6544]

ok nice :)

[@kudustrong3170]

happy new year 2018. wish we all succeed

[@АлександрКартавцев-ю1ц]

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[@БахытЖаналиев-к5к]

Кат сила хорошая техника

[@TR-zn4pw]

Walk around!!!

[@DirtNinja]

machinery master Coming this week on the 289!

[@おとはまちゃん]

Let's put it in the dump

[@dirtymikentheboys5817]

Construction porn.

[@TOPMOSTPOP]

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[@chrisdoeg5199]

What kind of stumps are these? Root system looks to be pine?

[@andrewdenis6148]

Chris Doeg It was mostly small pines and small birch. Its my property. didn't have much of a yard so we had him come in after I had cut all the trees down to rip up and level out.