Post your stump grinding photos

[silky fox]

Tricky location...i see there is an "Elf and Safety Gnome on standby.

[Billy]

The wooden wheel is back....

 

 

How wide is the machine with your wooden wheels on?

[Treemoose]

How wide is the machine with your wooden wheels on?

 

I think it's about 25 and a half inch. So 26" access really.

[Treemoose]

The wheels arnt the widest point it's the chip guard behind the the grinding wheel.

[Timbermcpherson]

Not to derail but since this thread is full of nightmare jobs I thought I would ask how good are the carbide rescue blades, carbide cluster blades, carbide chunk blades, rippa blades, terrasaur blades (see who knew they could have so many names?)

 

I might need one for that wall job I think, if its going to work

 

Good longevity? Worth the investment?

 

One thing about having a reputation for doing the worst stumps is they just keep getting worse!

 

My record for bricks in a stump, it ended up being close to 30 all up! Tree must have grown up through and eveloped a pile of em. So long brand new set of greenteeth

 

Edited September 21, 2015 by Timbermcpherson

[john p]

Picked up this whilst grinding a load of shrubs / ivy next to a road, made a proper bang!

[Mark Bolam]

That is such a great idea with the wooden wheels, well done!

 

My grinder needs to be a bit narrower for this one. Ledge is about 350mm wide with the stumps in a 100mm gap and 2m up a wall. and there are at least 7 of them to grind.

 

the pen gives an idea of scale, the electrical cable is the icing on the cake for this one!

 

 

 

I've just checked my quotation procedure, and that one came up with 'someone else's problem'....

[Mick Dempsey]

My thoughts exactly. Poison it and come back in ten years.

[Timbermcpherson]

Wheres the fun in leaving them?

 

Someone screwed up royal in leaving that gap in contruction as the pohutakawa roots have penetrated through stuff underneath, causing leaks in the 2 stories below. They have to be ground down 100mm so gap can be capped off.

[Mick Dempsey]

Wheres the fun in leaving them?

 

Someone screwed up royal in leaving that gap in contruction as the pohutakawa roots have penetrated through stuff underneath, causing leaks in the 2 stories below. They have to be ground down 100mm so gap can be capped off.

 

Fair enough, what machine are you going to use?