Post your stump grinding photos

[Mick Dempsey]

So the mulcher attachement flattens the chip piles to avoid carting away the excess?

[WoodED]

So the mulcher attachement flattens the chip piles to avoid carting away the excess?

 

 

Flattens, smashes up, grades and levels the site after some pretty hefty stump grinding.

The site then going to be rotovated and seeded.

[Mick Dempsey]

Ok thanks, looks like a labour saver, not certain it would work in a smaller garden, but in that situation looks like a winner.

[WoodED]

Ok thanks, looks like a labour saver, not certain it would work in a smaller garden, but in that situation looks like a winner.

 

 

It is also used to flail bramble, flail and clear shrub beds, or small diameter woody material and smash it to oblivion. 👍🏼

[Andymacp]

 

Multi headed sycamore in the driving sleet over a Roman built bridge.

Do love a tight drop zone

[treeman_gee]

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Multi headed sycamore in the driving sleet over a Roman built bridge.

Do love a tight drop zone

 

And exactly where is the stump grinder? :confused1:

[WoodED]

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Multi headed sycamore in the driving sleet over a Roman built bridge.

Do love a tight drop zone

 

 

Think somebody's in the wrong thread

[Andymacp]

Hmmm don't know how that got in there ?!?!! If admin could move or delete then

[peatff]

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Multi headed sycamore in the driving sleet over a Roman built bridge.

Do love a tight drop zone

 

Apart from that, what did the Romans ever do for us ?

 

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Stump grinding in Somerset