Post your stump grinding photos

[Johny Walker]

Big old beech stump, really testing the 4x4[ATTACH]181116[/ATTACH][ATTACH]181117[/ATTACH]

 

 

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did you do it in the day

[Tom D]

This was an awkward sod, took a lot more effort than you might think to get it to the bottom of the hill...

[Mountain man]

I think this thread will run and run. Great pictures all.

[benedmonds]

I wouldn't normally post such a boring video... Not really for other arbs any way. It helps when explaining to clients what a grinder does.

 

Our dilemma if you can call it that is that the HB20 is so good there was no point getting a slightly bigger machine.. But the BIG grinders are expensive..

 

Dean at global brought us two machines to try, left them with us for a week and only took one home.. Works great as fits nicely on trailer with HB20!

 

[Johny Walker]

chestnut @ cowesby hall,

[nickc]

I wouldn't normally post such a boring video... Not really for other arbs any way. It helps when explaining to clients what a grinder does.

 

 

 

Our dilemma if you can call it that is that the HB20 is so good there was no point getting a slightly bigger machine.. But the BIG grinders are expensive..

 

 

 

Dean at global brought us two machines to try, left them with us for a week and only took one home.. Works great as fits nicely on trailer with HB20!

 

 

 

 

 

I recognise that machine.

[Jesse]

I just love the way the jo beau spins the 700s into a stump, down to 500mm below ground level, and the fact i can load it and transport it on the back of the Landy. At around 600kg pound for punch it must be one of the best around.

[chipper wallah]

FSI at work,green teeth, 30hp.

[skyhuck]

FSI at work,green teeth, 30hp.

 

I think I would have been cutting that MUCH lower before bringing in the grinder.

[Ian C]

I think I would have been cutting that MUCH lower before bringing in the grinder.

 

Yeah me too,10 mins with a saw would make it a lot easier.