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Read articles →This is a real-world land-clearing session on a tree farm, not a spec review: AJ uses a Kubota L2501 with front forks and a chain wrapped through the quick hitch's top hook to drag felled trees with stumps still attached, cutting them up for sawmill sale or firewood. It shows practical improvising without a grapple or third function valve, useful for owners doing similar log-moving chores.
Posted by AJ from The Richison's Tree Farm channel, an owner sharing hands-on work on his own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
AJ uses front forks to carry cut logs and wraps a chain through the quick hitch's top hook to drag trees with stumps still attached out of the field.
No, AJ does not have one installed yet due to cost, and instead uses a chain wrapped through the quick hitch top hook to drag trees effectively.
Marketable logs are cut up and hauled to a local sawmill for money, while smaller wood is sold for firewood at $30 a truckload.
