Grubber bucket?

[tinman955]

Anyone ever use one of these buckets?

Markham Welding - Grubber/Stump Bucket

 

[J_J]

Your picture did not show up on my computer. Did you mean something like this.

 

[tinman955]

Yeah thats pretty much the same thing im wanting to get. I was wondering how good they actually remove stumps? I am going to use mine in tree and shrub removing and planting, looks like a good attachment for that.

 

[J_J]

Yeah thats pretty much the same thing im wanting to get. I was wondering how good they actually remove stumps? I am going to use mine in tree and shrub removing and planting, looks like a good attachment for that.

They work because they put a lot of force in a small area.

 

[tinman955]

Thats what I was thinking when I saw one.


Thanks

 

[J_J]

Here is another one with a grapple on it, and one with teeth on it.

 

[texbaylea]

I have one and like it OK but it is not a effective on a FEL as it would be on a skid steer. With my tractor it is hard to aim it and with out more weight I can not get deep penetration in my sandy soil. I have to go at it with shallower bites and more manuevering around. With the weight and rollback force available in a 60-80 hp tractor it would work much better.

Remember it was designed for use on a skid steer.

Vernon

 

[Charlesaf3]

yes, I own one from Markham. Its ok, I use it on occasion, but its probably my least useful implement. Even with my m59. Backhoe is far better.

Do a search, we've discussed it before

 

[pat32rf]

I could see it for removing shrubs and small evergreens that you wanted to transplant but think that it would be a lost cause as a stump remover...