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One of them all together.
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A couple of pictures of a 4ft oak stump from a few weeks ago.
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Hi Shaun, see at Burghley on Thursday.
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It's certainly a good machine, it's paid for it's self already. We already have large & medium machines so this little grinder just fills the narrow access roll for us nicely.
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I looked at the Rock stump grinder at the end of last year. I decided to go with a second hand carlton 900, which was £250.00 cheaper than a brand new rock and only five years old with no wear and paint still on the cutter wheel. It's well worth looking at all the options first.
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Lay your sheets of plywood on the back of the truck, then drive your grinder on, job done.
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How much do you charge for stump grinding?
Trigger replied to QuattroKev's topic in Business Management
I always charge by the job, never by the inch, I have lost to many job charging by the inch. You get to know how long a job will take. I have three grinders Carlton 900, Rayco 1625sj and a Carlton 7015trx. Which covers most occasions. It would be nice to have a Bandit HB20 as well but we get on well with the machines that we have. -
Have a go with a carlton 7015trx, you won't want anything else.
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Feller buncher😄😄😄😄
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Spare Parts For Rayco Stump Grinder.
Trigger replied to Countryside Services's topic in Maintenance help
Have you checked the relay that operates the clutch? It's under the valve block. -
Are there any purpose built log mats?
Trigger replied to A Pettersen-Firewood&Chip's topic in General chat
In the past we have used a builders bag with a couple of car tyres and wood chip in, works well for chogging down & felling a stem onto. -
Looks like you need one with tracks on.
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That's a fair point Adam :-)
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Hi 3" feet chestnut stump, on level ground with very good access, I would say ground out (8"/10" below ground level) cleaned up, all arisings left on site £105.00 half hours work and on to the next job. Cheers Chris. Chris Smith Stump Grinding
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That's brilliant, good operator. Chris Smith Stump Grinding
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A few photo's from a job we had Shaun on last week, a great bit of kit with excellent operator.
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Most likely to be Armillaria ostayea.
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Hi Arbwork, that's a nice looking grinder. How long did that stump take???
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Hi Mike, have you tried Westcon Equipment? That's where I get pulleys and shafts from for my Rayco 1625 super jr. As for bearings I just take the old bearing to my local bearing shop. Hope you get sorted soon.
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I get mine from Plant & Quarry, they are not genuine Green teeth but are just as good and a lot cheaper. I don't sharpen them, I just turn them twice, then I separate the Tongueston from the steel and weigh it all in.
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It's not a easy way to make money, but I still like to do a couple of hedges a year. I look at it as a bit of time out from stump grinding and tree work, it helps to clear your mind from every day stresses and it's nice to look at a well laid hedge at the end.
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Hi Will, sorry to hear about that, you wouldn't expect it from a town like Oakham. I only live down the road from Oakham, so if I get offered any kit I will bear it in mind. Cheers Chris
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If that's the case why not put a 23 meter mewp on top and a top speed of 55mph for the road.
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Peter Lord at Stoke Rochford (Grantham) has a big Jenz. I don't have his number though. Cheers Chris.
