DIY Root Ripper

[Stomper]

Found this while surfing youtube and it looks real handy so I thought I would share.

 

[RSR]

Found this while surfing youtube and it looks real handy so I thought I would share.

Awesome, and good timing! That is EXACTLY what I had in mind as a possible solution. Now, if someone would just make it commercially.

 

[GeneV]

I like.

 

[Stomper]

Awesome, and good timing! That is EXACTLY what I had in mind as a possible solution. Now, if someone would just make it commercially.

If you go on the video makers YouTube channel he has a video on how he made it. If I was going to make it I would build it so that it could bolt to my pallet fork frame once the forks are removed. That way it would save on needing a ssqa plate

 

[Raul-02]

Found this while surfing youtube and it looks real handy so I thought I would share.

Big stump for an itty bitty tractor. Damn good implement

 

[jyoutz]

Seems like a good way to tweak your loader frame if you’re not real careful.

 

[oosik]

I have a single bottom moldboard plow. Take off the share and I have a very HD single shank ripper. I use it to loosen up stands of Buck brush before removing with my grapple.

 

[Rustyiron]

Sure am envious of his front 3 point. Why the manufacturers don't make it an option here is beyond me.

 

[rScotty]

Seems like a good way to tweak your loader frame if you’re not real careful.

Just what I was thinking. That is a lot of stress to be putting on a lightweight homeowner type tractor. And it's not a type of stress that the loader & frame was designed for.

 

[Rustyiron]

I was going to mention the same, then I put it together that between his accent and the front 3pt. that he probably wasn't in the US. This made me wonder if they also get a more robust loader?
I'm under the impression that there's many more smaller working farms around the world depending on smaller tractors for all of their work.