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Stump planers for Mini digger


Matthew Storrs
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On 28/09/2015 at 22:19, Matthew Storrs said:

I paid roughly £1650 (inc Vat and delivery) for the x2500 drive unit and also a 6inch and 12inch auger with tungsten carbide tips. Really brilliant well made kit from Augertorque- would work well on a 2.5tonner etc

have the same including the grinder. It literally chews the stump to bits nice and slowly so safe and easily controllable.

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7 hours ago, dumper said:

Tried one on my loader didn’t wasn’t impressed not enough push down far quicker with grinder was difficult to get whole stump kept slipping of 

When I bore holes on hard ground I add tractor weights to auger frame to get more down force so would do the same.

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7 hours ago, Stumpy Grinder said:

I can't see the blades staying sharp for too long once they hit the dirt, and they would need to be very sharp to cut cross-grain as they do? Also relies on being able to get a mini digger in which is not always possible and tracked machines aren't exactly lawn friendly!

 

Stump grinders go blunt when you hit dirt, and aren't a lot of grinders on tracks.

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12 hours ago, woody paul said:

When I bore holes on hard ground I add tractor weights to auger frame to get more down force so would do the same.

My auger will bore through Tarmac I just found the lack of control and vision plus the amount of weight required meant that a dedicated grinder was far better. avant and some others used to do a stump grinder with its own engine for the front a better idea for a low powered loader

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36 minutes ago, dumper said:

My auger will bore through Tarmac I just found the lack of control and vision plus the amount of weight required meant that a dedicated grinder was far better. avant and some others used to do a stump grinder with its own engine for the front a better idea for a low powered loader

 

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