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Read articles →This is a real storm-cleanup task filmed on an owner's property, not a product review or spec rundown. It shows using a Kubota B2601 with a chain to safely pull and control a hung-up oak branch while chainsawing it down, then running the branches through a Bestco FH-BX42S wood chipper. Useful mainly for owners wanting a practical demo of tractor-assisted tree work and chipper use rather than B2601 buying advice.
Posted by the Just Caids Day Farm channel, an owner-operator sharing everyday tasks on his own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Hook a chain from the branch to the tractor, positioned so if the branch rolls toward you while cutting, the chain stops it and makes it drop straight down or toward the tractor instead.
There was too much wood still holding the branch to the trunk to pull it out directly, so the chain was used only as a precaution against kickback while chainsawing.
The branch wedged itself in place, but moving the Kubota slightly took the pressure off and the branch fell right through.
