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Happy Easter everyone!

I've cleared about an acre with my L4060 and stump bucket. I stay in M-low, I could see getting into trouble in L-low. No issues so far.

Welcome aboard. If you’re using a grapple, front end damage can happen in a hurry. Don’t ask how I know :unsure: Cheers,

Took 5 months for the dealer to get a pin for my loader. Got the call in the evening, went to go pick it up the next day and they tell me they just sold it to another guy. I laughed, thinking it was a joke. It was not.

Love it, thanks Skeet’s. Here’s one from a guy I went to school with. And some punk Christmas cover songs i have been enjoying lately. Merry Christmas everyone, happy tractoring!

I hated putting chains on my lawn-tractor/ snow-blower setup, and the ride was pretty rough. Not sure about turfs but R4s are next to useless on sheer ice, even worse if there's a dusting of snow on it. Glad you decided to get chains, you'll probably end up needing them. Gotta love the NB...

A fellow NBer, how's it goin Mike?

Quinoa, the Great Pyrenees on the right. She’s a big cuddle buddy. Petunia on the left, she’s our goofy Retriever.

My wife says to me "I'm going to love you forever". I reply "I already love you forever, you need to catch up". Good thing she's got a sense of humor.

We've been lucky in New Brunswick, low numbers, which is the only good thing that comes from being a drive through province. Hope everyone is healthy and safe. Looking forward to travelling when this is all over.

Really?!? <double face palm>

Hey, that's me in the L4060. I have the LA805 FEL, and the bucket weighs about 350 lbs if I remember correctly. I have used it for trenching as well. I was able to dig down around 2 1/2 feet no problem, which is all I needed. I have heavy clay soil, which helped with the stability of the trench...

It is great for digging/moving rocks around. I got one out of the ground that is about half the size of a smart car. Rocks are deceptively heavy. I could lift it just enough to push it around. I think I paid around $1600. It is solid though.

That's Awesome!

Prime Attachments, in Minnesota.

I was worried about that at first. I keep it in Medium-L, and try to put no more stress on it than scooping a pile of dirt with a regular bucket. I drive the stump bucket under a root, and use the hydraulics to pry the roots up. I have been keeping an eye on the loader arms, and they look fine...

Yup, I just got into welding too. That will be my next project.

I got it from Prime Attachments, Minnesota. My favorite attachment.

Just thought I'd share this video of me taking down a Spruce tree. I'm loving this stump bucket. I've cleared about an acre so far.