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Excavator Stump Pullers

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Solesbee‘s Stump puller can increase production by 30 percent over bucket attachments and other land-clearing methods.

It features two shanks that cut through roots. Stumps can then be removed without displacing large amounts of dirt, which means less time spent backfilling and leveling. The shanks’ tips can be replaced after they become worn.

FEATURES

  • Rip out stumps, roots and pipes
  • Easily install to excavator stick or quick coupler
  • Available for excavators with 33,000 lbs up to 79,000 lbs operating weight or for backhoe loaders
  • Includes all pins and hardware

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Excavator Stump Pullers

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