How Hard Can a Tractor Pull?

[Suburban Plowboy]

It’s actually a very good reply based on original information given.

Well, six of us thought it was a waste of bandwidth at best, but opinions vary.

 

[Egon]

Well, six of us thought it was a waste of bandwidth at best, but opinions vary.

Bandwidth may have a lot to do with rock pulling experience!

 

[Raul-02]

That's a pebble.... In California we have real rocks....View attachment 752112

(n a fake Australian accent) "That's not a rock
THIS is a Rock"

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[nytryder]

That is a Root Slayer. Or maybe it's a Root Assassin. Can't remember. Helpful with stumps.

I have one just like it to use when metal detecting. Wife n uses it for ??? when needed. Beware your toes!

 

[Jac65]

Just pulled this one over yesterday with a bobcat CT230. I topped it and tied on to the stick about 25 feet up and over it came, it didn't even notice the load

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

How did you get up there?

 

[npalen]

If my 70-year-old Case SC (roughly 30HP) couldn't pull a rock out, I wouldn't bother even trying with come-alongs. My Case can rip a set of typical "2-ton" come-alongs apart without even grunting.

Now, that's a no nonsense tractor right there!

 

[npalen]

My neighbor used to pull up rocks and stumps with his pallet forks. Now one fork points down.

Well, it's probably good to have one for each direction! No?

 

[Raul-02]

How did you get up there?

I'd have used my climbing spikes but I believe I saw him using his neighbor's trampoline. .

 

[Jac65]

How did you get up there?

That 28' orange ladder in the background. The pine tree it is leaning on is coming down next, you can see where I limbed it up to about 30 feet. I'll top it, then drag the stick over same as this one.