Posted by david - OR on February 08, 2012 at 17:04:11 from (208.67.204.213):
In Reply to: Pulling Stumps posted by SouthernFarmall on February 08, 2012 at 16:32:41:
The tire tread pattern is designed to pull better with the tractor going forwards. The weight transfer as you pull forward will work in your favor rather than against you pulling backward. If you keep the tractor in the lowest gear, pull from the drawbar and not from the top link (or other unapproved part of the tractor), and take up the slack slowly (rather than trying to yank it out) the flip-over potential is small and controllable.
4 to 10 inch diameter stumps are not easy to pull out with an ordinary farm tractor, especially if they are only a foot or two high. It's better to leave more of the tree and pull from up high on the tree.
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