Love the ripper. Nice work. Also, I love your work shed.

Looks like it works great 👍 Thanks for posting!

Good job Darrell! Some serious cutting in that steel! It make short work of those roots.

That thumb would be more efficient if you had a hydraulic ram attached to it and a curved claw at the tip. A Serrated edge on the back side of your tooth would catch the roots good to push them away and upward.

Great work. Looks great. Works great.

Great video buddy 👍🏻 I love welding and fabricating, I make a lot of my own implements/attachments and upgrades for my tractor.. it’s saved me a lot of money over the years

Great video and build! I imagine that would work great for demolishing a shed or wood structure.

Looks like it turned out perfect, thanks for the video

Mate that’s an awesome ripper you’ve made and works well softening up the stump. Next on your list will be a quick attach to swap out for the bucket. I didn’t think such a small excavator would be so versatile

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Nice job, when you make the changes be sure to do a follow up video.

Cool build!

awesome

Perfect size ripper tooth for that mini. Good job buddy thanks for posting! Did u make one out of mild steel? iv been thinking about making one but been so damn buzy lol...

Buddy that tool you made just might do the trick for you looks good

Do you have a update video on modifications? This is cool and I need something like this but these tree in your video looks small and stumps look dry. I 'm working on removing white Ash stumps 18-20" and Hackberry in the same diameter or slightly larger. These are recently cut like less than 8 months ago and been a struggle to break out the lateral roots

Good video. I saw this was about a 2 year old video. How's the little excavator holding up? Issues, problems likes dislikes parts availability etc... thanks.

Run a few beads on the edges and you'll have some hardness to it.

It'll would work better with serrations cut into it too.

Looks great!!! How long is the cutter tooth from the plate to the tip?

You might want to make a modified thumb where the sides of the thumb are close to the sides of the tooth to form a shear for some of the roots.

If you sharpen the back of the ripper into a blade you can push it and cut through roots.

What drill are you using for the pin holes? Any brand you recommend? Good video as always!

Hey,what is the thickness of the material?Maybe you said in the video and I missed it :) I'm planning to make something for my Bobcat(3T). Thanks in advance!

I put a edge on my ripper tooth. I need a quick attachment for changing out attachments

What happened with the first stump??

es posible que publiques las medidas? can you post the measurements?

From what I've seen thus far it's way too thin and way too weak. I'd bend that using it to pull a turn plow on a small garden tractor. Just Say'n