Rock Stumpmaster vs Original

[dan494]

Gonna keep it a while but intend to get something bigger and self driven in the future. A multitip conversion would take about 8 sets of teeth to break even which would take 2-3 years for me so doesn't make sense right now with more important things to spend on

[dan494]

Couple of pics of a stump (followed by a the hole left) I've just done first taken at 10:34 the second at 10:48, cypress tree I felled yesterday to give anyone who's interested an idea of its real capabilities

 

[Bigfellers]

mines almost paid for itself already.

still owes me about £300 over hiring one, i have only had it for 3 months:thumbup:

[Little Butch]

Definitely going to invest in one of these little devils. Will be a good low risk foot in the door...

 

How do you guys carry yours, am I silly thinking I'll be able to lift it in the back of my 110 hicap alone?

[dan494]

No chance, two man lift to get mine up onto back of a transit, have managed it with ramps solo but not easy so won't do it if can avoid it

[Little Butch]

Damn, I'm gunna need a gym membership!

May have to look at ramps and maybe a small winch?

[Chopsdaly]

Looks good, can't go wrong for the money.

[Bigfellers]

i have lifted mine twice on my own.... never again..... until the next time!!!

[william127]

So in general would people recommend these grinders for occasional, sensible sized stumps?

[dan494]

So in general would people recommend these grinders for occasional, sensible sized stumps?

 

 

Yup, I prob do 2-3 jobs a month with mine on average so that's somewhere between 3-400 ish with an outlay of 1500. Bigger stumps I get others in with hydraulic machines until I can afford/ have the workload for a bigger machine myself