The S.O.G was somewhat in the open, well, after I "dozed" the slash out of the way it was open.

I went after a bunch of stumps this past weekend and pulled 40-50. The average size was in the 6 inch range. But I did get out a 36 inch oak stump. 2.5 hours of work but I think I can get it under 1 hour as I figure out the root systems.
I went after the oak like it was the pine which I think was overkill. If the weather permits I'm going after the remaining 4 oaks that need to be removed next weekend. I'm thinking I can get them out by digging under them on one side and then moving the tractor forward a few feet to cut the remaing roots. Hopefully under an hour.
When I have a bit more time into this and really have the technique down I'll post my How To Remove Stumps in the Rural section.
I pulled quite a few 1-6 inch pine stumps with the 4n1 bucket as well. It was like pulling teeth!

Thankfully not mine!
The power company is putting underground lines into my neighbor's house site this week. I had left a 60 foot section of pine saplings on the side of the road as a screen. But they have to come out for the power company. When I did this by hand I was lucky to do 150 feet of road per VERY hard and HOT work day. But also leaving the cutoff stumps in the road. With the tractor and the 4n1 FEL I did 60 feet in an hour. That was everything piled up and most stumps out of the ground. AND I did not work up a sweat!

Course the tractor did not care either.

Sure wish I had the 4700 last spring!
Later...
Dan D'Stump'n Man!