Stump Bucket Ripping Out Trees - Artillian Front Hoe Bucket in Action

[@patmason7276]

They say it's best to take small bites and small jabs to break the roots around the stump. We are getting a Titan stump bucket with a lever arm. Great tool.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

They are. I currently have a new bigger stump bucket sitting in the shipping crate waiting on the snow to melt Thanks for watching

[@arrowjmfarms]

To say I'm jealous of your attachment storage is an understatement!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks. I did a few videos on building those storage racks for the attachments to fit exactly what I needed.

[@stevedeweysmith]

Looks like that stump bucket works pretty well on small trees that have shallow root systems.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, I’m sure it will take a lot of patience on anything bigger This is the type of thing I wanted it for. Also good for small trenches or Swales

[@bigsway4414]

That short stump bucket seems like a way better deal for compact tractors.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

It works great. Thanks for watching

[@watkinstreefarm6880]

Pretty cool attachment!! I have ton of little trees like that. Would work great!! 👍

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, after the first use I’m very happy with it

[@marylott3076]

Enjoyed watching!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

😊

[@mvrosa8704]

I see you have a few rocks in your soil. Some sites think they show impressive results, but they have no rocks, only deep, soft soil. I am giving artillian serious consideration for a grapel and stump bucket. Thank you.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Tons of rocks Thanks for watching

[@dwayneloftice2326]

Very well done!!!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks. I’ve been really happy with all the our Tilian products. Once you have the fork frame, you have a lot of options to add onto it

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Visit www.Artillian.com for this stump bucket and lots of other great tractor attachment options Here is a review of the self leveling loader we have on the tractor kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH2unqx3fb2ZobM Thanks for watching and check out our other John Deere 2038R compact tractor videos at kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWrGlHaofremnbs And subscribe to our channel at kzbin.info Buy me a coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/rockhillfarm Thanks for watching

[@MJADoingStuff]

new sub here I recently got a stump bucket I feel like it is a very useful attachment : ) Great video.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I use the stump bucket a lot Thanks for watching

[@MJADoingStuff]

@@RockhillfarmYT Great Logo by the way 👍

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks I really like it

[@danielmeyer403]

You'll get better success if you cut a trench around all four sides of the tree whenever possible. I do that even with big excavators, the tree doesn't stand a chance if the roots are sheared off on all 4 sides

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing. The two biggest ones I pulled out we’re right up against the concrete pad

[@dswjones8786]

thanks for the video. artillian offers a 16 inch and now a 24 inch. What size did you go with?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I have both and I have their new heavy duty and ripping teeth. I have videos showing all the variations of the Artillian stump buckets

[@thomaselstad4660]

Where can I get one of these? How much do they cost? What additionally do I need to attach it to my 3038E compact tractor?

[@lowellyates6685]

I tried this feat on a Rural King RK55. I bent the boom and they want to sell me a new front loader boom for around $3,000 their cost. This includes $1,500 shipping from Korea.

[@jouthiernok]

Thoroughly enjoyed and was surprised how much you could do with the little tractor. (I have a JD 4020, just about 1/4 bigger) But I'm wondering what that would do on my 75hp tractor? Is that too much tractor for the front hoe?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I can’t say for sure, but I think they are designed for anything in the compact tractor class. For John Deere that goes to the 4066 so you’ve got 66 hp rating there The frame is rated for 3000 pounds which is more than the 4066 can lift. I’m pretty sure it has a rated lift capacity of 2200 pounds which is of course different than the breakout force I have a lot of artillian products and I can tell you that the build quality from the welds to the materials used are all top-notch

[@HangNguyen-ty7zv]

How many Tractor’s HP ? I think th Rhino root Ripper is better

[@kevinsbgb]

Has the reduced roll back on the self leveling loader been an issue?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I just got the loader this week so my experience is limited. However I have done a variety of task with the grapple and moving some rock with the bucket and I really don’t see where it’s a problem I noticed it sometimes. It kind of surprises me like “why won’t come back” and then I remember, but I really don’t think it’s going to prevent me from doing anything or make any jobs harder. You should also factor in the safety portion of that because When the loader is at full height and you have it curled you can’t have anything roll out of the back of your bucket onto the hood or onto you. Between the increased lift capacity and how smooth The loader is with pallets I think it’s a definite upgrade

[@kevinsbgb]

Okay. I have been thinking of upgrading to a self leveling loader for the increased lift capacity but I have to move lots of snow with my bucket and seems like I always have it rolled back all the so I can move more at once.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Within the next week I will be doing a full video review of the loader and try to demonstrate the curl back with a loaded bucket. I appreciate you watching

[@garrytalley8009]

I can't understand why someone would bother with all the sub assembly required attachments for tractors. Much better to have a stand alone grapple, forks, or stump bucket. Easier to change and don't cost anymore especially if you get a skid steer type quick connect. I have most those implements and I wouldn't waste my time having to deal with a sub assembly required grapple. It's easy to lift a couple of handles and just drive back, line up your other implement and lock handles done. John Deere did finally offer skid steer quick connects on their newer tractors. About time.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing your feedback. I agree with several things you said and could point out a few things you might not have thought about with the modular system and who it would work well for I have an independent Grapple on my vertical shelving system that I can just pick up and go if I want and I have this system. Same with pallet forks I have an independent pallet fork setup but I can put forks on this system There are some advantages to it. Not everyone has the space to build a racking system like I have for their attachments. This whole system can be put in a very small space. The same applies if you are going to a job and want to take several attachments. I can put this whole system in my truck bed with a bunch of other stuff in there. That allows me to have the bucket and 3 Point attachments on the tractor and multiple attachments in the truck bed all with a half ton truck and 18 foot trailer Whether you prefer the John Deere quick attach or the skid steer quick attach is really just a preference point. Most things that came off an actual skid steer will be too big for a tractor this size. If you were buying attachments that are designed for a tractor it does not cost more to have the John Deere or the skid steer attachment. Neither one really seems easier than the other to me. The only new tractors that John Deere is putting the skid steer Tatch on is the four series heavy duty and larger because those actually can easily handle skid steer attachments

[@ryanfarmer5155]

Add some teeth to the front and that would be even more dynamite, nice video!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

The front of the bucket does have teeth The fact that all the force from the loader is compressed on to a narrow spot in the front really helps with ripping out these little trees

[@peacefieldfarm_mn]

Nice video work! The wet ground is helping with getting those trees loose and out. Do I need to get an Artillian fork frame, or will the stump bucket fit on any fork frame? Great job! Thanks for posting. Cheers!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Artillian has a modular system that the pallet fork frame also holds the grapple in the front hoe bucket and anything they make for the front of a tractor. It makes it cost effective if you have one attachment to add more attachments. The width between the ears on the attachments is the same as it is on my frontier forklift frame but it does not have the cut outs needed To secure their proprietary locking system

[@MJF40]

Could you show what you’re talking about? I thought their claim was Bias

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I’m not sure what you’re referring to Mike. If you meanie artillian modular system, I have a Lot of videos demonstrating there attachment system. I weigh the different components and discuss how that affects their performance. If you’re talking about the self-leveling loader I also have a video demonstrating how it increases Lyft capacity

[@MJF40]

@@RockhillfarmYT why my forklift frame can’t be used or modified to work.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I believe that it could be modified to work. I think you would just have to cut notches in exactly the right places. For the bottom of the attachments to latch in the top of the attachment has to drop down into notches. Hypothetically if you cut those notches in the right place it would work. I’ve never done that so I can’t say for sure

[@mikeshuler577]

What is the cost of this 😕? Stump bucket..?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

The stump bucket shown in the video is $435. They have a newer larger version that is 600. I’ll be making a video on that as soon as the snow melts Those prices are for the stump buckets. The frame is something that you purchase separately and works for all of the products in the Artillian system

[@mikeshuler577]

@@RockhillfarmYT thanks and have a blessed day 🙏.........

[@kram1218]

Has anyone ever put artillian forks on with just one artillian grapple section in the middle? Wondering how level the fork would be with the grapple section?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I have not, but It would be easy for me to check tomorrow

[@kram1218]

@@RockhillfarmYT That would be much appreciated. I have been looking to purchase an Artillian fork frame for the John Deere 3039R cab tractor I have on order. I wasn’t planning to order a grapple right now but when I estimated shipping, I almost fell over and don’t really want to pay that twice but can’t necessarily afford the grapple/rake/grapple setup I was planning to purchase down the road right now.

[@davidparadis490]

If you already have forks and a 3rd function, there is a company called "add a grapple" who sell the top grapple part to work in conjunction with your forks...you can do a single or double set up...starts around $650...really reasonable

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, those are cool

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Understandable I will check it

[@nigelgerman5303]

I would just invest my money in a set of pallet Forks it'll do all that and better

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I’ve got two sets a pallet Forks and they don’t really replace a stump bucket. This can also be used as a trencher

[@nigelgerman5303]

@@RockhillfarmYT okay waste your money on one of those give me a bobcat in the pallet Forks I'll show you up

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I would never criticize you for what you decided to use to remove stumps because it’s none of my business, and frankly why would I care. I hope you do what works well for you Since you decided to criticize the way I’m doing it I would point out that simple physics tell you that the further removed you are from the loader the less breakout force you have It’s not conjecture or my opinion. A shorter attachment will do a better job than a longer attachment in terms of lifting force.. that’s a fact Also this stump bucket cost less than my pallet forks so I’m not sure how that is wasting money