Would this work with an 18.5 hp garden tractor, or do you need something more powerful?
2036078
It woul work with any size tractor. Once you start to pull, the grubber grabs tighter. The harder you pull, the tighter it grabs. Your limitation will be how big of a stump you can pull. The type of tree also determines whether or not you can pull it. If it has shallow horizontal roots, it is much easier than with something that has a taproot. I have a 33 horse tractor and it pulls 3-4" trees all day if the right kind but will struggle with a taproot. Bottom line... It was well worth the purchase as I have cleared the pathes I intended to. I just ha to use my chain saw and a shovel every now and then. It woul work with any size tractor. Once you start to pull, the grubber grabs tighter. The harder you pull, the tighter it grabs. Your limitation will be how big of a stump you can pull. The type of tree also determines whether or not you can pull it. If it has shallow horizontal roots, it is much easier than with something that has a taproot. I have a 33 horse tractor and it pulls 3-4" trees all day if the right kind but will struggle with a taproot. Bottom line... It was well worth the purchase as I have cleared the pathes I intended to. I just ha... » Read More It woul work with any size tractor. Once you start to pull, the grubber grabs tighter. The harder you pull, the tighter it grabs. Your limitation will be how big of a stump you can pull. The type of tree also determines whether or not you can pull it. If it has shallow horizontal roots, it is much easier than with something that has a taproot. I have a 33 horse tractor and it pulls 3-4" trees all day if the right kind but will struggle with a taproot. Bottom line... It was well worth the purchase as I have cleared the pathes I intended to. I just ha to use my chain saw and a shovel every now and then. « Show Less
2036079
I'm not sure. I bought this for my son-in-law for Christmas off his Amazon List. He will use it with a Kuboda tractor.
2036080
Yes it will work. Bigger the tractor obviously more pulling power. Can use hitch on truck with tow strap also.
2036081
Sure it would. But... if you're pulling out bushes or something along those lines, I'd still opt for the chain wrapped around the bushes, multiple times, rather than this Grubber. Also, don't forget, it takes quite a bit of muscle to spread those jaws apart.
2036082
I've found that traction is the key to this device's performance. My 23 horsepower Kubota does a great job of pulling as as it has good traction. Tap root stumps can be challenging though. As a rule, I believe that more power is better. More power = more weight and more weight = more traction and pulling power. I think you'll be pleased with this product but will see that a bigger tractor will do more work.
2036083
Yes--It would but nothing over 21/2 inches--I have a 50 h p and it handles 6 inch with some effort. This application is for stumps--If your pulling whole trees 4 inch will be fine for you. Check your root system-Tap roots are harder and ground level are easier. The job goes easier and faster if you use two people.
2036084
It seems like it would, as long as the puller can tighten around what you're trying to pull. We mostly used our quad on small saplings, but the one-ton Ford F350Superduty had to grunt on one small almost-a-tree, and it got the job done.
2036085
It woul work with any size tractor. Once you start to pull, the grubber grabs tighter. The harder you pull, the tighter it grabs. Your limitation will be how big of a stump you can pull. The type of tree also determines whether or not you can pull it. If it has shallow horizontal roots, it is much easier than with something that has a taproot. I have a 33 horse tractor and it pulls 3-4" trees all day if the right kind but will struggle with a taproot. Bottom line... It was well worth the purchase as I have cleared the pathes I intended to. I just ha to use my chain saw and a shovel every now and then.
1895218
We have an 18hp tractor with the briggs and straton engine . This part was right for us but can't say for your tractor. Sorry, John
498643
I use a 1.5 HP pump. I am not certain of a min. pump spec, but feel certain that 1HP would be sufficient, also.
966319
It all depends on the amps required by your mower. I used it to start a 5000 watts electric generator that requires 18 amps and it works perfectly.
2174293
I'm sure it will. I have a 42-inch Cub Cadet tractor that pulls I easily up hill (not real steep). I don't know off hand how many horsepower it is, but I am sure it is less than 22 HP. It is only a one cylinder. It pulls it very easily, unless I try to pull it through soft mud - then the tractor gets stuck.
661349
I used mine with a 3 gal Craftsman 100 psi to take the wheel nuts off a 50 year old tractor and it worked fine.
149949
Sorry, I can't help you on the 2-cycle. I do use it in my 14 hp kohler miny back hoe and 18 hp brigs lawn tractor.lee
2282075
at least 250 gallon compressor with 50 horsepower otherwise it might not be able to be removing all the grass
51701
I use it to remove fly wheels from garden tractors and so far no problems. So far it has handled all the pressure I can put on it
2170777
Probably, the handle has a soft rubber coating and is designed to be pulled by hand. It would wag back and forth if towed, but its possible. If the handle was modified to be hitched to your lawn tractor, it would work better.
2032896
I would think that would work? Hard to tell our motor is 150 HP... Super Mable i awesome!
833893
my mower is 23 hp. However, it is very easy to pull and i think any riding mower would be able to pull it.
2198979
It should work with any mower, 4-wheeler, or tractor that has the ability to pull it.
1503884
This would have plenty of power I would think. I use it to vary a 6 inch fan for my garden and it's a powerful blower
1270030
Horse power shouldn't matter, I just mentioned it in my comment because they stated it should work for routers up to 2 1/4 HP.
412196
I used a 1.5 HP with a two gallon tank, worked fine. The instructions say you need be able to attain 90 psi to work properly.
1877319
A super little tiller and of course it depends on how hard the ground you are trying to break. But more than likely it is strong enough but don't know how deep you want to go which may be a small problem. Good luck.