Can a Compact Tractor DIG a large 4 FT deep Hole with just a front end loader?

This is a real-time capability test, not a spec overview: an owner tries to dig a 4-foot hole in hard West Tennessee clay using only a compact tractor's front-end loader (a Coyote 2610), no backhoe. It documents roughly 2.5+ hours of digging, switching to forks to break up dense clay, and ends honestly with the loader falling short at just over 3 feet. Useful for buyers curious about front-end-loader digging limits in tough soil.

Appears to be an individual owner testing their own tractor's limits rather than a dealer or manufacturer presentation.