Yes-- to break it off. But to ensure they get the root ball, lower is better.

Towing hook, the trailer hitch.

City boy trying to tell country folks how to do things. So funny.

@@edition-deluxe You saying I am a city boy? You could not be further from the truth, did you not see the first tractor, front wheels coming off the ground, little further and he is dead with a tractor on top of him. A point I learned 50 years ago, at least 50 years, and never lived in a town.

Does wonders for the tractors clutch.

Chains don’t come flying back if they break. Rope, especially nylon rope does that.

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Sorry guy, but when chains break, it does fly back, I've seen it... Obviously, you a no experience about that.

@@nicolasseydoux5775 One of the best reasons for using a chain instead of a rope or wire or fabric strap is that there isn't much elasticity in chain so they don't usually spring much when they break, and you’re right. Only 40 years experience as a crane operator. Obviously nothing near your skills.

😂😂 what a waste of time. Learn how to cut a tree

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It probably had a little back lean

In the fir tractor pulling clip those men were looking at a serious injury if that chain broke, it was way to short and unprotected…It should have had a sleeve or heavy duty cover in case it broke…In the case of the Army truck and small tractor this was also a foolish pull because the guy on the tractor was unprotected, the truck had no weight over the drive axles making it bounce around and while we see it pull the stump again at what cost ?…

Do not despair, these guys are just in a hurry. Time is on your side.

Mate, if you can bring racism into pulling out bloody tree stumps then we're finished. Put it down to incompetence but not skin colour.

Do you like having a hole in your yard every spring for the next 50 years???

@@will7its You're obviously a professional at grossly exaggerating!!! When it's done right, there's not going to be a hole in the yard every spring. I been cutting stumps 4" to 6" below the ground and packing dirt on top for the past 20 years. There is no hole every spring or any other time of year

@@tymz-r-achangin No Im a professional at filling the holes. What do you think happens to all that wood left just under the surface??? It rots more and more and gets worse not better. Not to mention all the huge fungus that grows up thru the lawn from the chunks that get pushed up with the frost. You pay a lot to have them cut and ground and you pay every year redoing, while you guys take the money and run. Real professional.

@@will7its News Flash: stumps dont rot for years and years and so youre not going to be filling in holes every spring as you claimed. Even 20 years after doing my own stumps, I've only done about 4 shovel fulls of dirt where the top of the stump started rotting and so the ground started settling a very small amount, and there is no fungus. Even did 2 stumps for my neighbor about 12 years ago which havent settled much either. Our trees were maple, oak, and birch. Maybe your trees are different, your climate is different, and/or your soil conditions are different which causes some people problems that we dont have here in our tri-state area. However I'm not here to argue and so hey wish you the best and hope you have a good week :o)

And yet every year my mower drops into a hole or 7. I must be imagining it.

this is a Fahr , I'm not sure which one, due to the square shape of the fenders I guess it's from the 60's... In 1968 Fahr merged with Deutz, thus creating the brand Deutz-Fahr

You’ve obviously never removed a stump before. Lmao

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