Post your stump grinding photos

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Not visible here either.

[Conor Wright]

It came up ok on my phone, heres a screengrab

[Gray git]

All good on my phone, amazing where you can get a zt to go with a bit of perseverance.

[Ronald]

Grinding some stumps with the bigboy! Pictures from last year during a video sesion. Herder-Fermex SC-800H, suitable for tractors between 180 and 250 HP.

[Gray git]

Grinding some stumps with the bigboy! Pictures from last year during a video sesion. Herder-Fermex SC-800H, suitable for tractors between 180 and 250 HP.

Amazing reach on that, bet it can bounce a bit if you overbight on the cut.

[Stefan Palokangas]

Big but doable.

[Stefan Palokangas]

Grinding some stumps with the bigboy! Pictures from last year during a video sesion. Herder-Fermex SC-800H, suitable for tractors between 180 and 250 HP.

Impressive [emoji106]

[Ronald]

On 09/08/2020 at 20:46, Gray git said:

On 03/08/2020 at 13:58, Ronald said:

Grinding some stumps with the bigboy! Pictures from last year during a video sesion. Herder-Fermex SC-800H, suitable for tractors between 180 and 250 HP.

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Amazing reach on that, bet it can bounce a bit if you overbight on the cut.

If the machine is properly supported on its support legs there is hardly change of bouncing. This is due to a combination of; high weight of the arm incl. cutting head, the high swing mass of the (big diameter) cutting wheel and the high torque/horse power on the cutting wheel.  

[rapalaman]

What you don’t want to see sticking out of a stump when grinding!

 

gave me a bit of a scare but it was a short 6 inch section right in the middle of a horrible lime 6ft across, left a bit too high by the chainsaw. Two feet above ground to two below, bricks, concrete, roof tiles etc. 8 builders bags of arisings and took double the time I expected ☹️

[Stefan Palokangas]

What you don’t want to see sticking out of a stump when grinding!
 
gave me a bit of a scare but it was a short 6 inch section right in the middle of a horrible lime 6ft across, left a bit too high by the chainsaw. Two feet above ground to two below, bricks, concrete, roof tiles etc. 8 builders bags of arisings and took double the time I expected ☹️

Some sort of electrical wire ?