Ted Testing Of Wicked Tree Puller
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- čas přidán 8. 03. 2023
- Ted has redesigned the tree puller we started a few years ago, and made what is probably the most Wicked attachment we have ever made. Ted maxed out our Kubota SVL 95 and the tree puller didn't even flinch. See Ted put the Kubota, tree puller, and several trees through the ringer.
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14 or 15 years after Teds first EA videos it’s still Ted showing and telling us how great his latest thing is and how much stremth it has and it’s still awesome. Love ‘‘em or hate them they make great attachments that are light weight and increasingly barely more expensive than stuff that is way less quality. Keep ‘‘em coming Ted. My 3rd function came from EA. They are great to deal with. Can’t wait til my wife ok’s a wicked 55….
Thanks so much for the business and support!! Let's sign you up for some Wickedness. #StayTuned
Well after all the years of product testing. The one thing that I’m amazed by is that you still have things left to product test with I thought there would be nothing but grazing pastures with in a mile. Love the videos.
Always enjoy watching ted he is a wild man on equipment love it.
kubotas can handle alot of abuses in them but it nevers lets ya down wich why kubotas are the toughest machines in the market
I can't stop laughing
Tear it up, Ted... always fun to watch
YES! So far the only thing I can see is that the guard might be a bit too tall if you're trying to bury the curved jaws into the front of the tree. But definitely looking forward to seeing and getting the finished product!
That WAS a nice skid steer
At time 16:20 you should use the forks to break some of the roots "first"...this should make it easier to pluck the whole tree out of the ground...after weaking the root structure. Blue Sky's. Please experiment with this option.
I use my wicked grapple all the time, it is the best tool I ever bought for my tractor. Absolutely zero issues with it, with hundreds of hours. this looks like it will be just as good.
Great to hear, David! Yes, and we'll have a few different ones, so we can match it up ideally for the intended machine. Thanks so much for following along and for your business!! #EAcustomersROCK
In the beginning of this video you said '' you wasn't hard on your equipment.'' This video of you operating this machine says otherwise!!🤣🤣
Lastly, I wish EA would D&B a wicked backhoe for skidsteers - a proper one with outriggers. The CID Backhoe works well on my Kubota75 for trenching, digging up boulders, and a bargain at $5k, but >12" stump removal is quite a chore for the Operator without outriggers.
I'm thinking about the things it could do if the brush guard was replaced with a thumb. It would be similar to the beak attachment. Could pull Post and trees and grapple rocks and brush without changing attachments.
Ted needs to just go ahead and start manufacturing skid steers. The “wicked steer” I know it’d be built right and would never die 🤣
Looks like if you could get the prongs angled down and tear some roots loose below the ground it would take a lot of work out of this project. No need to abuse the equipment.
Remember that he is testing its limits. Definitely not a how to video.
One thing you can be sure of, if Ted is doing it, it’s for a reason.
Next logical progression is a wicked tree shear for the skid steer, a 15inch÷ capacity w at least 70ton shear cylinder. It's the only thing missing from your lineup now you have gotten into this puller.
I'm at 13:44: What if you had a hydraulic vibrator set up as a power beyond on the clamp circuit?
A little vibe can make the roots come out easier and the dirt will shake off better.
And you're right, they could be replanted. Now you'll have to market to the tree puller clientele.
Damn the bad luck (;
I'd have one if I had a skid steer for sure.
Price of the unit shown in the video?
Will be getting a graffle for our BX2680 once my wife recovers from bone marrow transplant cancer.
We look forward to assisting you. Prayers for a smooth and speedy recovery.
very impressive, may have to much curve in the jaws. Need to sow the cutting action on top and sides.
I think he's trying to pull gum trees. They have incredible root systems. Tough to move
Where's peanut? I miss seeing him in the videos.
Peanut retired a while back. Most days, you'll find him on the golf course, but we do still see him every now and then!
try that jaw on the New Holland C362 which is 18,000 pounds.
I have a new name for it - the Tree Terrorizer
I think danhouser is still #1 for the tree puller
No way. The Quick Attach / Erskine “Extreme Power Claw” is superior in every way. Bigger cylinder, much thicker steel where it matters, significantly better mechanical advantage, etc. But it is super expensive. This one from EA looks like it has promise, maybe they could get close to the design elegance of QA but without the insane price tag…I’d buy one for sure.
ETA (don't see it on your website) and price point?
We haven't made them available for preorder yet, but if you follow us in the EA Channel Group, you'll be the first to know! Link facebook.com/groups/EverythingAttachmentsLounge/
Like riding a bull😂
Only 70 hours on that Kubota! I'll never buy a used machine - ever!
The good news is the lawn is undamaged.
That was so rude the tree was sleeping
Trees get no rest around here!!! hahahahahah
Destroyed the lawn to remove 1 tree.
Forgot sakes, put the fox in the ground and loosen up some of the routes you making Kubota look bad
If Ted had a 20,000+ pound machine, that tool would likely hold-up and the trees would get ripped out easier. This work was way too hard on the SVL95 and worse, the Operator! The video probably shouldn't have been made...or shown. Get the proper-sized machine and demo again. Where's Peanut - or did I miss him by playing at 2X?
Very first UNompressive tool I have ever seen EA build or demonstrate. FAIL IMO. Sorry