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Read articles →A real-work homestead episode, not a tractor review: Tony clears a deer food plot lane by moving brush piles, felling hollow trees with a chainsaw and tractor push, grinding stumps, raking roots, mulching, and finally spreading seed and fertilizer with a hitch-mounted spreader. Stump grinder depth and mulcher ground prep get brief but honest commentary. Best for homesteaders curious how these tasks chain together on a real project rather than a controlled demo.
An owner-operator channel documenting actual homestead projects, so the perspective is hands-on and informal, with Tony explicitly noting this is not a how-to instructional channel.
Tony says the stump grinder can get under stumps about 6 to 8 inches down, getting basically down to the roots.
He runs a mulcher over the ground to beat it up about an inch and a half deep, fluffing it before adding seed and fertilizer.
He plans to backdrag it with a grapple or drag the mulcher over it since it has chains that can bury the seed the same way.
It only needs about 5 amps and comes with an adapter that plugs into a trailer hitch, using a 10 amp fuse for power.
