Got really sick of looking at six, six foot bushes on the side of my garage. So I decided to yank them today. After cutting them down and bringing them to the dump, the hard part remained, pulling the stumps.
I actually broke a tow hook on my Tacoma in a similar situation. This truck pulled them with ease, didn't even have to put in 4WD...barely touched the gas.
good pull. i used my nissan frontier to yank out some stumps. unfortunately it was in my front yard, the ground was saturated so i wanted to have all four wheels on pavement. so i had to pull them from about a 45 degree angle. the stumps came out, but when i moved onto the next, i noticed i bent both tow hooks 45 degrees.
and you have soo much land! jeez.... you'd be considered a millionaire here in los angeles if you had THAT much land
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