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Read articles →This is a real-world work session, not a review: the owner uses a John Deere 2520 fitted with a Titan stump bucket alongside a mini excavator to clear dirt and level ground for a future carport/homestead building. It shows the stump bucket handling hard red clay that a standard 5-foot bucket can't push through, with a passing price mention (~$500), but skips specs or detailed tractor operation.
Posted by the southernprepper1 channel, an owner-operator documenting personal homestead and self-sufficiency projects rather than reviewing the tractor itself.
The hard red clay has too much resistance for the normal five foot bucket to power through, but the Titan stump bucket works great and gets through it once it breaks free a little.
The owner says they run about 500 dollars.
They are dropping the dirt down about 18 inches to two feet to level ground for an 18 by 74 metal carport used for chickens, rabbits, and a welding area.
