Multi-Cultural stump removal

[Berniep]

We did this a few weeks ago but I have just gotten around to posting it.
Proving that tracors of different backgrounds can work together towards a common goal.
We had a couple of hedge stumps stumps on the property line. The short one had been cut for a couple of years and another that was cut high because of a fence that was embeded in in. You can see it in the background of the first pictures. My neighbor was oringinally going to borrow a big JD backhoe to get them out but we decided to give the small one a try.
This is me getting antsy and getting a little head start on the green machine.

It didn't take long for him to get set up and start digging

It was going pretty well. Note the tall stump behind the JD.

That went so well we decided to take on the big one.

We got it knocked over and then couldn't move it.

Finally we hooked the truck to it and pushed with the JD and got it moving and pulled it down next to the burn pile.
Here is a picture about three hours after we started. I thought it went really well.

 

[Bob_Young]

Great sequence of photos, Bernie. It appears that two ho's are better than one. Didn't see many rocks in the dirt....Indiana's nice that way.

Is Custom Conveyor Inc. (CCI) still in business in Greensburg? Worked on some projects with those guys but have lost touch.
Bob

 

[Lockport]

Excellent! Orange and Green cooperating on the same project!

Cheers!

 

[Stef]

Oh, that's so cute! It's like a little "tractor get together" (TGT).

Nice job btw!

 

[Berniep]

Thanks Guys
There are lots of rocks right there. You can't tell it from the pictures but there is a pretty good dip next to where the smaller stump was. I took a box blade to try and smooth it out some and dug up a couple of bucketloads of rocks ranging from softball up to baskedball size.
Yep coustom conveyor is still going, the nicest looking factory anywhere.