Can someone recommend me a axe

[scared of heights]

I had a eucalyptus tree cut down and now im trying to remove the stump but the blackspur axe i got is a load of rubbish so im hoping someone could recommend me a axe as i have heard that gransfors bruks are the best but it's to expensive for what i want it for.

[Mozza]

How bigs the stump??

 

Your better off digging it or grinding it out rather than chipping away with an axe

[predator]

i have had/got same probbs as you and was told a fiskars x27 was the one to go for i just hope it will last as the silverline axe & maul i got the heads have fell off because the resin/glue broken up that holds them onto the shafts

[scared of heights]

I think the girth is 8 foot. I have asked someone about having the stump ground out but the tree has grown over rocks and there ain't enough access to get the machine around the back. So i have started to dig the stump out but the roots are quite thick so i thought a axe would be better.

[scared of heights]

i have had/got same probbs as you and was told a fiskars x27 was the one to go for i just hope it will last as the silverline axe & maul i got the heads have fell off because the resin/glue broken up that holds them onto the shafts

 

Where did you buy the fiskars x27 from.

[Mozza]

8 foot wide?? Jesus thats huge, it will take you ages, can you not just put a few plant pots on it so it looks nice?

 

 

 

Even at 8ft round it's still a big stump to attack with an axe

Edited March 24, 2012 by Mozza

[bobh]

The fiskars x27 is a splitting axe, using it to take out a stump around rocks would ruin it!

(But it is an excellent axe though)

[scared of heights]

The fiskars x27 is a splitting axe, using it to take out a stump around rocks would ruin it!

(But it is an excellent axe though)

My missus will be removing the rocks before i use the axe. So does anyonr know where the best place is to buy a fiskars x27.

[predator]

Where did you buy the fiskars x27 from.

 

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[born2trot]

Removing an 8 foot stump with an axe ? You may be scared of heights but you certainly aint scared of hard work