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Read articles →Dave uses his Kubota LX2610 with bucket and chains to skid large oak rounds up a steep 15-foot bank, clearing space for fill, no purpose-built logging equipment, just what he has on hand. The video is honest about results: two hours of work for a modest pile, with camera battery cutting footage short. Best for LX2610 owners curious about real-world loader capability on rough, hilly terrain.
Posted by the Mt. Top Living channel, where Dave appears to be an owner sharing candid, unsponsored property work from his own land.
Yes, Dave uses chains with the bucket to lift and skid large oak rounds up a 15-foot bank, with no purpose-built logging equipment.
Dave chose the bucket over the forks because the forks didn't seem as beefy, and the bucket could lift logs as they came up the bank.
It took Dave about two hours to clear roughly 90 percent of the oak rounds, resulting in a modest pile of logs.
