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  1. marne
    I'm with IC TREES. Heard that a guy with such a chinese stumpy had a cracked engine on the customers drive way, big oil mess. Look at the wheel, what to do when it's dull? Just no teeth to change, only the whole wheel, hard to sharpen. I think it's a waste of money. Get a predator, Laski, Rayco, Bandit, Dosko or Vermeer used. regards
  2. marne
    Investigating the soil around the stump is a must. Due to their design, the nice thing on mutli-tip is, you only smash the 2 leaders, not all 16 teeth at once. My reason to switch both machines.
  3. marne
    My trailer is 78,5" long (2 meters). The trick is, to let the cutter wheel hang over the back or the front of the trailer, worked well for me. Be aware, the 252 puts much weight on the side where the cutter wheel is, so it is a good idea to prefer the driving direction for the cutter wheel. btw: Still looking for dual wheels, will pay well if anyone wants to part with em. regards
  4. marne
    Good evening everyone, as a silent reader now it's time for my first post. As I have to make a quick decission, maybe someone can help. As the title says, I need to know if a Multi-Tip wheel from a Predator 450 fits into a Vermeer SC252. I can get it slightly used for a reasonable price, need to decide if to go for it or let it pass. Both take 6 teeth and because of the design, I'm sure they have the same thickness, that's all I know. Maybe they share the same drillings and bore for the shaft too. Anyone has some info on this? Many thanks marne

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