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Read articles →Brock tests a Precision Manufacturing tree puller, originally bought for a skid steer, on his TYM574 compact tractor to see whether the loader can handle the stress. The video actually runs the implement on saplings, medium trees, and old stumps, and surfaces real technique discoveries: pushing forward beats lifting with the loader, four-wheel drive matters, and visibility is a genuine drawback. Good pick for compact-tractor owners weighing this attachment.
An owner-operator channel where the host uses his own equipment on real property jobs and openly invites debate about whether certain applications cross into machine abuse.
Hook onto the tree, drive forward and backward instead of lifting with the loader, and dig next to it if it still will not pull out.
Yes. Brock could not pull a tree out until he switched into four-wheel drive, which made it pull out much easier.
A 12 inch diameter, 50 foot tall tree is still possible but hard on the loader and takes a long time digging and working it back and forth. Small saplings and medium trees are easier.
Yes, Brock says visibility is pretty limited, making it harder to see and grab stumps he had already mowed off.
