Jack Pine Stumpin

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#11  
What about the old tire rim trick. Get as big of a rim as you can find and drape the chain over the rim to redirect the pull upwards.

I just emailed my dealer to see if he has an old rim I cans use! Thanks!
 
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#12  
I made this "A" frame out of 1.5 X 3/16 angle iron for pulling out some large bushes before I had my tractor/loader. It worked pretty good but it is only about 5' tall. I think taller one would do the work a little faster.


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I like the metal approach but I’m not a welder. Using the big wooden posts might be more my capability though! Thanks!
 
   / Jack Pine Stumpin #13  
I would have kept digging with the hoe. But maybe there's a goal I don't see?
 
   / Jack Pine Stumpin #15  
Jack pines do have a pretty substantial tap root.
 
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#16  
I went to Lowe’s and bought a few 4x4s and bolted them together with threaded rod. The middle one is cut 6” short to and capped with a metal plate to provide a channel for the chain/strap to be kept in and no worry of it slipping off. Tomorrow it will get tested. IMG_1738.JPGIMG_1739.JPG
 
   / Jack Pine Stumpin #17  
Anxious to here the results.
 
   / Jack Pine Stumpin #18  
Nice. If it ends tipping, you could add a couple outriggers
 

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