Post your stump grinding photos

[kev7937]

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Great

 

 

Smokey!!! Out of interest do you get through many starter motors? We seem to need a new one every year.

[Stefan Palokangas]

Is it a trick of the photo or is your trucks chassis bent in the middle?

 

 

Yes the bed itself not the transit chassis. It's how it was fitted by myself

 

 

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[Stefan Palokangas]

Ordered the correct grind tools on eBay, arrive on Friday.. Can't wait

 

 

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[mrstumpy]

And yet another method of sharpening teeth.....

 

Since the cost of teeth has reduced, I don't often sharpen them any more. When I do I find using a 9" angle grinder with an ordinary metal grinding disk has a far greater metal removal rate than a bench grinder reducing the sharpening time. This is not the method for green teeth, yellow jacket etc.

 

I remove the backing with the angle grinder with the teeth still on the machine (cover the paintwork if you are concerned about burn spots) then either sharpen with a diamond angle grinding disc or remove the teeth from the machine and use a green wheel on a bench grinder.

[Stefan Palokangas]

And yet another method of sharpening teeth.....

 

Since the cost of teeth has reduced, I don't often sharpen them any more. When I do I find using a 9" angle grinder with an ordinary metal grinding disk has a far greater metal removal rate than a bench grinder reducing the sharpening time. This is not the method for green teeth, yellow jacket etc.

 

I remove the backing with the angle grinder with the teeth still on the machine (cover the paintwork if you are concerned about burn spots) then either sharpen with a diamond angle grinding disc or remove the teeth from the machine and use a green wheel on a bench grinder.

 

 

Tried it but to little success for me, could been my way of doing it was wrong

 

Thank you

 

 

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[Stefan Palokangas]

And yet another method of sharpening teeth.....

 

Since the cost of teeth has reduced, I don't often sharpen them any more. When I do I find using a 9" angle grinder with an ordinary metal grinding disk has a far greater metal removal rate than a bench grinder reducing the sharpening time. This is not the method for green teeth, yellow jacket etc.

 

I remove the backing with the angle grinder with the teeth still on the machine (cover the paintwork if you are concerned about burn spots) then either sharpen with a diamond angle grinding disc or remove the teeth from the machine and use a green wheel on a bench grinder.

 

 

Tried with a big angle grinder that is, was no success for me on the multi tip , but think I approach it wrong

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

Best method of dealing with stump grinding teeth, IME, is to put the used ones in a box and move onto the next job.

When the box of used teeth starts to annoy me, throw them all in the bin and put an extra ice cube in my drink.

Brilliant!

[Ian C]

Best method of dealing with stump grinding teeth, IME, is to put the used ones in a box and move onto the next job.

When the box of used teeth starts to annoy me, throw them all in the bin and put an extra ice cube in my drink.

Brilliant!

I'm pretty much the same, I hate sharpening grinder teeth, I will give them a tickle up once from new then replace.

 

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[Stefan Palokangas]

 

Photo from today..

 

Client says think you hit a cable

Daughter says from upstairs "no wifi"

 

 

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[Johny Walker]

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Great

 

you need some proper ramps ,