Post your stump grinding photos

[Mick Dempsey]

:001_smile:Well it's not bad, I'll give you that!

 

The other thing about those stumps is that there's no root chasing and they're always shallow.

[GlobalNewark]

:001_smile:Well it's not bad, I'll give you that!

 

The other thing about those stumps is that there's no root chasing and they're always shallow.

 

 

That why it's so neat

[grumpydavesmith]

one of today's stumps 😞

[Taupotreeman]

Stumps are like ice bergs. Two thirds of them you can't see.

[Taupotreeman]

 

Due to several volcanic eruptions there is a solid pumice "pan" about a foot below the surface in most places around the Taupo district. This means we get lots of surface roots and have to do lots of root chasing. This was a Eucalyptus which, fortunately, grinds well when fresh.

[grumpydavesmith]

6 ft across incased in cobbles n God knows what

[Mick Dempsey]

Nasty!

[GlobalNewark]

 

Saw these today, all part of the fun.

[Stumpy Grinder]

Nasty!

Is it though?

I've done a similar one which I quoted half a day on standing.

When cut it was similar to that. The middle is hollow and the rest is like sponge other than the outside few inches which are solid. I reckon I'd do that in less than an hour.

Strange looking situation though? Obviously we can't see the full picture, but why would anyone let a tree grow to that size between a path and a road with an adjacent drain?

SG

[Stefan Palokangas]

Any of you guys got a mini digger you run alongside your grinder ?? I'm thinking of getting one and a dumper small one to get rid of shavings

 

 

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