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Read articles →This video follows a homesteader using the Kubota L3302 with a Land Pride grapple to uproot invasive autumn olive bushes, demonstrating the actual technique: crushing the bush down, grabbing the root ball with the grapple's third-function mouth, and pulling the whole plant out. It includes background on the species and homestead land management context, but skips specs, price, or in-depth machine review. Best for viewers curious about grapple attachment technique on brushy land, not tractor buyers seeking a review.
An owner-operator homesteader sharing personal, hands-on land management footage from their own property, not a dealer or reviewer.
Come straight at the bush with the grapple closed, roll forward to crush it down, then approach from the straight side, grab the root ball with the grapple, and pull up to get all the root.
A Land Pride grapple attachment with a third function that opens and closes the mouth of the grapple, used to grab and pull root balls.
It has deep roots and small red seedling bulbs, so you must pull the whole root ball or leftover roots will grow another bush.
