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Read articles →A hobbyist owner-operator documents tackling a 22-24 inch stump with the RK25, combining the tractor's loader/backhoe with a chainsaw to cut roots and eventually pull the stump free, something he didn't expect to work. The video is casual and unscripted, showing real problem-solving rather than specs or comparisons. Best for RK25 owners curious how the machine handles a genuinely demanding stump removal on a small farm.
Posted by the TNT - Try New Things channel, which appears to be a hobbyist owner documenting projects on their own property.
Yes, after digging around the base and cutting roots with a chainsaw, the RK25 freed and pulled out a 22 to 24 inch stump, surprising the owner with how easily it worked.
Yes, the owner said cutting roots with all the dirt around really dulled the chainsaw's sharpness, requiring him to sharpen it afterward.
The owner had previously practiced on smaller stumps up to about six inches in diameter before tackling this 22 to 24 inch stump.
