found this fascinating, ... we have family with Draft Horses so i get to see some interesting topics shared.
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Stump Pulling the old way
- Thread starter Mozzie
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I ran a gardening service in Kununurra for a while and used to pull up these invasive small trees using an ancient 4wd and the spare wheel. It's amazing how much easier trees pull up, rather than sideways. It's only good for small trees though. If you don't have a low range 4wd, a come-along with car as anchor point would work too I imagine.
yes have seen the old wheel trick, but do have to say two beautiful Clydesdales look pretty awesome
And the Clydesdales pull much bigger stumpsyes have seen the old wheel trick, but do have to say two beautiful Clydesdales look pretty awesome
"Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world." - Archimedes
that machine is pretty amazing. I'm surprised it hasn't broken where the steel work finishes. It says a lot for the timber they used. I would be giving the whole thing a coat of used engine oil every year; hopefully it is stored under cover too.
hey Randall, i thought the same, thinking it will snap where the slots are, just good solid lumber