Once again, thank you Chris for the videos. Not sure why a supermarket worker enjoys learning the finer points of constructing dams or how to tighten up dozer tracks….. but I do. So satisfying watching you work.

Two things I found interesting, 1) getting out of the cab to give us an idea of the size of the stumps you are pulling, I believe you showed the size of the stump ripper at about 6’, and it looks like it was just about fully buried in the ground on the bigger stumps, 2) I liked the cam shots from the stick as you were digging stumps, not mention the tearing sounds of the roots popping loosing. Thanks for the update, good to see the 6 back at it.

It’s incredible how much easier it is in the 330 to pluck the stumps out than it is in the 220

It's amazing how quickly a half hour goes by watching you work. This is going to be a nice bit of land when you are done. Looking forward to the pond building. Thanks for sharing with us, Chris.

Even though its a stumping powerhouse..it looks like a thumb would be a great asset to have on the 330. I love watching and listening to the D6 in action.

@6:27 that really does give us a much better idea of the scale and size of the new excavator. Before you did that I was looking at the overall width of the Hyundai, and thinking about transporting it. Jeff Anderson jokes about knocking over his neighbor's trash cans when moving his heavy equipment, and the Hyundai must be every bit as wide as Jeff's scrapers and his big CAT excavator.

That 330 with that stumper is a beast. Always a pleasure seeing the 6 run.

Hope Charlie and Justin are doing well. It's been a while since we've seen those two. 👍👏✨😍❤❤

you have come a long way since the homestead project and it's awesome to see all you have done and where your going nice job keep up the good work

You can get a sleeve that slides over the hoses to reflect heat and they also have the added bonus of containing a hole in the hose and directing it away from the turbo. Many a dozer was burned down because of a turbo and oil combination but lucky your dozer is older, made of steel instead of plastic and had limited wiring

I'm glad the dozer is back pushing. The bigger machine is moving right along. I know the property is gonna look nice. Thanks for all the different angles.

The new to you excavator and stumper attachment are the cats meow. It's amazing how well it works. I enjoy all your video's.

Man Chris it would be cool to see the time your saving using the 330 stumping, thanks for sharing

Definitely a different angle having the camera on the stick like that, but it was enjoyable to see the power of that 330 up close and personal!

I love how well the 300 machines move for their size. Seems like things slow down when you get into the 350 and larger machines.

If that little mishap had happened on a newer D6, it would have a bad situation. Luckily, you got one of the good "OLD" ones. And a few of those stumps have proven you right on buying a bigger excavator. You could have done it with the 220, but it would have taken a lot more time and caused way more soil disturbance. Great video, thanks for sharing!

Really liked the "front view" of the claw digging out the stumps like at the 11min. time frame. It gives so much more detail of exactly what's going on and your maneuvers. I can't seem to get enough of watching your skills. God bless.

The camera and the sound of evey stump you were digging could hear all the ripping of the stumps, amazing, and how BIG a lot of those stumps were..that property is littered in stumps. Great that you were able to get the D6 back to running, this time with no more fires!Love that stumper, really make easy work of getting all those out! Great video Chris. Appreicate your hard work in the videos and on the job and sharing.

It almost seems like a single ripper would work better for ripping the roots out but that double ripper is sure nice for getting a lot of the dirt off the stumps and moving them outa the way.

The stumper does a good job, but I found out that watching hanging from the boom, upside down, makes me motion sick, so I have to look away after a while, love the videos! Great job Chris, glad the cat wasn't hurt worse.

On Video these stumps don't look that big, until you stand beside it!!!! 💯💯👍🏻👍🏻

The overhead shot on the Arm of the Hyundai was excellent, all that was missing was the smell. Would have been great to have seen you tackling that big stump from the stick. Great video Chris.

Great to see the D6 back on the job bro it really proves it's worth on jobs like this. Safe travels. Ken.

Thanks for the video Chris the camera inside the cab on the Komatsu worked a treat it certainly showed a big difference between the 2 dozers with raking capability 👍👍

Can you imagine trying to do this job back in 1823? It gives you a whole new sense of what real hard work means

That's about what I ended up paying for the same 4 hoses on my D6C. Nice to have it done. I see the making for some beautiful huge burn piles. Looking forward to seeing the inferno.

Wow ! First look at the site it didn't seam like their was that mush brush and stuff !

Lol. Almost made me dizzy watching the stumper angle! Love that watching that machine work!

Interesting that you have such good feel with such a large piece of equipment to feel where some of the stumps are at

Keep up the hard work. Frustrating stump project. Videos are awesome. Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up on a project like agonizing as this one along with your ever ending required maintenance.

"The new technologies in agriculture have truly changed the way we work on the farm. Thank you for introducing these advanced machines!"

With the camera on the boom, the ripping of the roots, fantastic sound!

The power of the 330 can get lost until you see how quick it handles what would be a 10--20 minute fight for the 220!

That D6 is still a very good machine, Hose replacement isn't cheap,but for how long they last it's still over all reasonable , I get a heck of a education just watching you work

I prefer the outside camera view starting at 06:15 over the one that is mounted inside or on the cab. It gives a more complete view of what is happening, and the sounds are better.

The D6 is a work horse. Glad she is up and operational. Stumper attachment is a beast. Like the view from the excavator arm. Thanks Chris. Good video.

coming from the UK there is nowhere the amount of stumping as in the US, so have no idea how much it costs to clear an acre of forest, but it must be eye-watering, buying the land must be the cheap bit

There's something quite satisfying about hearing the ripping noise of tree trunks as they are teared from the ground!!!!

thanks for the perspective, that 330 sure can hook up some big roots I guess the d6 is pushing some big heaps too..

Clearing stumps from farmland was a back breaking task the ithe 19th century can you image what a farmer in the 1880's would thing of such a machine clearing stumps.

I like the new position of the camera. It gives the viewer an opportunity to listen to you give a blow x blow of the work being done. Thanks

That Hyundai with the stumper is a beast. I like watching you tear out stumps with it.

Your certainly making progress on the roots with the 330...D6 fixed now raking through the roots...love the videos...stay safe and take care

Snap crackal pop go the stumps the 330 doe a hell of a job on those stumps great video great repair on the D6 thanks Chris

I had a hose blow like that on a drive motor in a Sno Cat grooming snowmobile trails in Ontario. Made for a long dark walk out of the the bush at 2 in the morning! Fortunately no wolves picked up my trail. They were out there, though! 😳

The camera shot from the inside the cab was great but the one the boom of the 330 with the stumper in action was the best great watch as always 👍👋🇨🇦

There's something awful satisfying watching you dig exactly around an old root ball and then snagging it right out of the ground. You got a good eye seeing what I don't see until you've hook right in the middle. Course it's a pretty good clue when we hear the snapping and crunching of roots on either side. The ground certainly seems lousy with them.

I always thought that the blade on the D-6 dropped faster than it should. Watching you check for leaks hasn’t changed my mind.

It is a good angle and it’s not shaky looks great thanks chris

Liking those camera angles. Inside the dozer was cool and no vibrations. Audio came across.

Thank you Chris, I really enjoy your content❤

hi Chris great video AS usual i saw you running DPs 850b on your last video how dose it compare to your D6 are they the same sort of size thanks for all your hard work making this content 👍👍👍👍

That down view from the stick could make a fella dizzy. 😂

Yeah that D6 on bumpy-stumpy terrain turns the operator into a ragdoll!

LOVE the Komatsu camera mount inside, so much better to get some commentary while using it

Very good camera set up for slashing stumps, thanks

Thanks Chris for another shared video ❤. That stumper/excavator is working well 🍺😊

Love the new look on the stumper. Great shot!

Yes sir, that’s a big stump! ❤❤❤

The 330 with that stump puller,what a winning combination.Probably the best that I have seen on your channel.

I would extend the Caterpillar dozer muffler exhaust pipe by 15 inches upward, because your body does not need to breathe any small amount of engines fumes.

The new to you D7 showing up on Monday will handle those stumps even better!!

Great job. Those stumps look huge. Never slow down. 😊😊😊😊😊

Oh boy tons o fun!!! Thanks for sharing🎉

Thanks for sharing the different views ,makes it very interesting !!!

$650 😳, is that because it’s 6000psi? Man that could get in your pocket real fast.

That was some good stump pulling action and the D6 got some very healty pressure lines.

I had 2 Bx's with 2 range and when I went to the B series with the 3 speed was a game changer in the functionality.

Love that little Komatsu 😊😊

Trippy camera angle, did not know what I was looking at for a moment. :) Definitely would not want to see those forks close to the window! Thank you and have a great day.

10:45 Nice up close video of the stumping. You can hear the roots breaking. The Hyundai is really a workhorse on even the big stumps. 😮

The way Chris locks that fuel trailer in is nuts

I was wondering if there were saw tooth rippers put on the outsides of the stumper, if it would help or ease the stumping process? Love the sounds of those roots just ripping in two.

Great video as always.looks like it was a beautiful day there.just continue on doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎

Those stumps around the 10 minute mark did not want to come out. Did you pick up a new fire extinguisher?

That look like a rough ride hunting stumps,the stump plucking looks easy

Watching you operate the D6 while clearing is like watching hand to hand combat. You're using both feet, and both hands while getting jolted every direction.

You aren’t kidding that’s a rough ride!

Flappy cap has new tubes and is smoking hot :) Turned upside down just after eating breakfast - thanks LetsDig18 LOL Stumper sure does a great job and faster too.

You've got some good weather there still Chris 👌🏼

That Thunder Creek trailer sure is a game changer all right!! Zach, Millenial Farmer just traded for one that is about a shop on wheels as well. Worth a look! Oh, your stuff don't break. Oh, maybe it does!!

There is a lot of crap scattered out across that property, going to make for a few Big Ass fires when ya get a good soaking rain !! lolol.. Glad ya got the D6 up and going, Man, the camera just don't show size very well, when you stood up beside that stump, you could really tell then just how big a lot of those stumps really are !! Got it coming on along now, looking better each time... Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!

Looks like this project is going to carry you thru the end of the year depending on the weather. 😅😅

Camera worked good in the Komatsu! Super smooth!😊

That’s a cool perspective with the ripper. 👍

I'm just getting to this video. What is going to be done with this land after getting all the stumps out and the land graded?

Thanks for standing next to that stump!! Really helps to keep stuff in perspective!!

It sure does move a lot of dirt won't take you long. Looking forward to the fires. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

A good engineer could add deeper side plates to that claw without compromising the sheer effect, thus allowing a greater sidesweep (as in a bucket setup). Just a thought. After all you do already have a LD bucket to your name.

it's amazing how much hydraulic hose "ends" cost the hose usually is the cheaper part of the price that and hydraulic cylinder oring kits

That stumping bucket combined with the Hyundai is T Rex of stampers. It yanks those stumps like they're puppies mostly. Even the AL Bundy big uns aren't that big a problem compared to a normal toothed bucket on the 220. Lot's easier on Chris. The price of those 4 hoses sure makes ya appreciate how much it costs Chris to keep his business going. Good thing he has KZfaq income to help offset his maintenance costs.

Watching you operate that D6 dozer makes me wonder, does the purchase of those include a lifetime of chiropractic care. WOW!!!!!

Camera position @ 18:35 very creative shot, stump removal tool is powerful!

Enjoyed watching the video Chris 😊

Cat hydraulic fittings are re-useable if you have a Cat dealer or a hydraulic shop with the Cat press.

Hay chris love in the movie enjoy everything you’re doing you bought the bigger excavator knowing this job was really for that machine. It shows how deep the roots are in the stumps are 8‘ 06 feet going to give you all that anyways I’m seeing the machine work hard even it’s the bigger machine doing great job. Keep up the great work love everything you’re doing keep up the great work and I’ll see you on the next one. Keep on Truckin buddy.

Chris, how long did dirt perfect drive around with out a fire extinguisher in his cab for such an emergency?

Job well done 👍🏻

It was interesting seeing Andrew Camarata interact with Matt, Mike and Chris at the equipment expo. The lad really does lack personality. While Chris was finding lots to laugh about and was continually firing out one liners, Andrew barely cracked a smile. As the years have gone by, long time viewers of both (all channels) can had zero doubt as to who has the most skill and on-the-job expertise. I used to love Andrew's channel years ago, but nowadays his slip shod approach and downright dangerous work practices are leaving me cold regards his channel, and I don't want to be involved with the inevitable serious accident that is going happen to Andrew, one of his friends, or dogs. Some years ago, someone asked in the comments 'Who would you rather spend time with?' And I answered 'Chris, no question'. I mentioned the interaction and banter between Chris and Jason - who we saw more of back then. I mentioned how Chris says 'Timber!' when he fells a tree, and that Andrew always seemed rather sad. That goes doubly now. I wouldn't want to hang out with Andrew, but would love to spend a day with Chris.

Thanks for the different camera angles Chris. It gets a bit stale after a while from a viewer standpoint watching the same thing. Keep up the good work.