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Read articles →This is a task-specific demo rather than a tractor review: an owner uses a 25hp Kubota L2502 with a prybar tooth blade to pull an 8-10 inch tree, root ball and all, using the loader bucket alone. It walks through the technique (approaching high, rocking the tree, centering the blade, stripping roots) and flags the tip-risk of lifting the front end. Useful for owners wondering if a compact tractor can handle small tree removal, not for spec or feature comparisons.
Appears to be an owner-operator (The Efficient Farmer) sharing a hands-on technique from their own property, not a dealer or manufacturer.
Yes, using a prybar tooth blade on the loader, the video shows pulling an 8-10 inch tree and its root ball using the bucket alone.
Approach from the high side, rock the tree, center the blade, then lift and move forward to strip the roots, staying centered to avoid tipping.
Pressing up high lifts the front end of the tractor off the ground, so centering on the tree is needed to stay stable and avoid tipping.
