Tackling large windblown stumps in tight gardens..

[Breezeblock]

its a shame you weren't closer our wee tracked grinder would fit in as its only 2ft wide how far is it from barnsley

[Stephen Blair]

Steel wedges will split it up.

Cut down in to the stump as far as you can with the saw, make a big cross and then hit wedges into it.

 

Axes, spades and a lot of files!

[Tom D]

The clue's in the name……

 

Stumpgrinder!

[Suffolk-Matt]

its a shame you weren't closer our wee tracked grinder would fit in as its only 2ft wide how far is it from barnsley

 

A fair old drive! Whats your machine out of interest? Seems a handy size for a track.

 

House must be worth 800k easy, big plot of land but brick walled in on all side apart from the 2ft gate!!

 

Back to basics on this one again it seems!

 

Thanks for the tips chaps.

[Stephen Blair]

Lift a grinder over the wall.

[RobRainford]

The clue's in the name……

 

Stumpgrinder!

 

What do they do?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Breezeblock]

A fair old drive! Whats your machine out of interest? Seems a handy size for a track.

 

House must be worth 800k easy, big plot of land but brick walled in on all side apart from the 2ft gate!!

 

Back to basics on this one again it seems!

 

Thanks for the tips chaps.

 

we have 2 one is a small nimble one at 13hp and the other is 28hp which is 650mm wide but not as manoeuvrable both are home built affairs the small one 2-3 people can dismantle it and carry it this is an old pic of when it was getting built

[Suffolk-Matt]

Lift a grinder over the wall.

 

Not an option either. Gateway / side access is then followed on by a double garage.

[aspenarb]

Have you ever looked at the Terrasaur carbide cluster blade on a petrol disc cutter on you tube.

 

I bought one of these for the buzz saw but our guys dont get on with it. They would have you believe they can be used as a stump grinder but in reality they try and walk off the stump all the time, they are good for cutting through roots though, as soon as they dull off just turn the blade round and they are as good as new again.

 

Bob