The Stinger Tree Puller Attachment (STP34) is a compact and utility tractor attachment essential. Whether you’re pulling out large trees or clearing natural obstructions, the Tree Puller Attachment will get the job done right. The front spade with serrated gussets only serves to broaden the capabilities of the best Tree Puller you’ll ever need. The Stinger Tree Puller offers great versatility to go on almost any size and type machine, pulling the smallest trees all the way up to larger trees with the higher horsepower machines.
Tractor Tree Puller Features & Specs
We built our tractor tree puller attachment to enable a single person to remove a tree completely. This attachment removes the tree and its roots in one pull for safe and efficient land clearing. Use the attached spade to loosen roots before pulling for the best results. Our tree pullers get the job done using some of the most reliable design features on the market. Its structural steel build, high operating capacity and safety features make the STP-34 an unmatched solution.
- Approximate weight 465 lbs.
- Constructed with grade 50 steel.
- 34” total jaw opening width.
- 42” long jaw length.
- ¾” thick jaws constructed with Grade 50 steel.
- ¾” thick jaws are fully welded.
- Main pivot pin uses a 1-1/2” cold rolled steel shaft inside a 3/8” thick sidewall bushing.
- All pivot points have easily accessible grease zerks.
- Main frame constructed with 3”x3” square tubing.
- 3/8” gussets
- Tree Guard fully welded to main frame to ensure operator safety.
- 6”x6”x3/4” spade on front for multiple uses and also improve the attachment’s versatility.
- 8”x3/4” flat bar at the end of the jaws that closes tight to pull small-diameter objects.
- Conveniently located step on the left-hand side of the attachment for easy skid loader access.
SHIPPING MADE SIMPLE!
At Stinger Attachments, we make delivery as easy as possible so you can focus on doing your job. Leave it to us to deliver our skid loader attachments for sale from Minnesota to your area. We offer competitive, flat-rate shipping costs that you can find on the listing for the product you want. Need more than one attachment? Call us about bundling your attachments for even more savings. If you live near Rose Creek, you can also pick up our skid steer attachments in Minnesota.
| Address Type | Zone 1 | Zone 2 | Zone 3 | Zone 4 |
| Commercial Business (Posted Shipping/Receiving Dock) | $175 | $250 | $325 | $375 |
| Farm/Ranch/Home & Residential (No Posted Shipping/Receiving Dock) | $225 | $300 | $375 | $425 |
- PLEASE CALL FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS BEING SHIPPED FOR COMPETITIVE RATES
- ALL SHIP TO ADDRESSES MUST BE TRACTOR-TRAILER ACCESSIBLE WITH UNLOADING AVAILABLE
- COMMERCIAL ADDRESS MUST HAVE REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS AND NO HOME ON PROPERTY
IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION
- If product is picked up at our location in Rose Creek, MN sales tax will apply. If you are tax exempt for AG, or RESALE you must fill out proper documentation.
- We currently charge sales tax in MN, IA, Main & Kansas unless tax exempt. When you order online you cart will reflect the added tax on the product ordered.
- If you are exempt for any reason please message or call us to provide proper documentation.
Stinger Attachments warrants each new product manufactured by us to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of Twenty-Four (24) months from date of delivery to the original purchaser. Certain Items may have an extended warranty, such as Cascade forks and Eaton drive motors. Please check each product page for more information.
All returns must be in new condition with all freight costs the responsibility of the buyer. No returns accepted after 10 days of buyer receiving the product.
Robert Penn (verified owner) –
Fantastic! Works awesome. Lots of fun. Takes a little practice. Very dangerous to grab the tree and try to pull with the tractor in reverse! A heavy tree will stay in the ground and lift the back tires of my 2019 New Holland Work Master 70 with a box blade on and fluid in the tires.
Step 1: Push over the tree with the jaws OPEN to protect the piston. Push with the upper safety guard with the jaws pointed down at a 45-degree angle.
Step 2: (Optional) Cut the tree in half with a chainsaw (safe advice I have never done).
Step 3: Back up and grab the trunk. If the tree has a skinny trunk, drop the RPMs down very low to avoid cutting the tree in half.
Step 4: Lift the loader while going forward. The tree will come out.