Rayco RG25

[Taupotreeman]

Looking at getting a starter stump grinder and had looked at the Huski SG13 and the Predator 360 (I think) which has just started being imported into NZ. I've now been offered a Rayco RG25. The clutch and disc bearing are being replaced, 4 years old and apparently in pretty good nick according to the mechanic doing the work. Comments, reviews etc welcome.

[Timbermcpherson]

Great grinder, stable and with the the big wheels able to get up steps and across ground other grinder wont.

[Mick Dempsey]

I ran one for over a decade, made me a pile of money, and a lot better than a pedestrian grinder.

[redmoosefaction]

Why don't you go for one of those turntable stump grinders... not that badly priced and a load way easier to operate / less fatigue.

[Mick Dempsey]

Why don't you go for one of those turntable stump grinders... not that badly priced and a load way easier to operate / less fatigue.

 

What do you mean by "turntable"

[redmoosefaction]

What do you mean by "turntable"

 

This thing....you know.. turntable stumpy. preferably the narrow one

 

 

HB20 - Global Recycling

[hamdogg]

I've got a ray of rg20, brill grinder, very solid!! But bloody heavy 😁

[kev7937]

Can't stand our rg 25 We bought it as we're finding the blue chips too unreliable but it's an overweight, cumbersome, unbalanced old dinosaur in comparison.

 

Wish we'd looked at the bandit.

[Hodge]

HB 20 all day long, the turntable is excellent. Get the extra set of wheels though. Makes it more stable on slopes.

[hamdogg]

Can't stand our rg 25 We bought it as we're finding the blue chips too unreliable but it's an overweight, cumbersome, unbalanced old dinosaur in comparison.

 

Wish we'd looked at the bandit.

 

 

Really? Always found mine very reliable and good machine! Each to there own I suppose! I will be upgrading to a hb20 eventually