Backhoe The "Stumpiranha"!

[two_bit_score]

Well it could work. Just thought others might like to know about it.

Stumpiranha Stump Removal Tool from Leading Edge Attachments, Inc.: design leader of excavator rock ripper buckets

 

[creekbend]

Interesting. Thanks for posting.

 

[two_bit_score]

Interesting. Thanks for posting.

More and more stuff like this coming out everyday. Pretty soon you should be able to get an attachment to........

Well, let's just leave it at that.




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[magicheater]

Two bit score: That is a great quote you have in your by line. The company you referenced has a similar shaped digging bucket, made for larger excavators I believe. Maybe he will start making them for small back hoes!.....

 

[two_bit_score]

Two bit score: That is a great quote you have in your by line. The company you referenced has a similar shaped digging bucket, made for larger excavators I believe. Maybe he will start making them for small back hoes!.....

Thanks!

Yeah, that bucket is pretty big...... And expensive iirc.


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[kebo]

quote from the article:"The stump can then be scooped up and loaded into a truck, without leaving insect infested grindings at the site."

Really now, is having insects in the leftover chips such a bad thing??? I mean, that's nature's way of reducing wood pulp to mulch so it can be recycled. Sometimes advertisers really reach to try and sell a product. Not knocking the product because it does look like it would be h*ll on stumps, and probably a lot of other things too!

 

[Zebrafive]

This would be on my "if I had a backhoe want list" :thumbsup:

 

[foggy1111]

This would be on my "if I had a backhoe want list" :thumbsup:

You'd need a big hoe. This is NOT an attachment for a CUT backhoe....IMO.

 

[two_bit_score]

You'd need a big hoe. This is NOT an attachment for a CUT backhoe....IMO.

It's probably for an excavator or a full size back hoe at least. I think they have several sizes available.

I could see how even a small one would be good in the right situations.


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[two_bit_score]

quote from the article:"The stump can then be scooped up and loaded into a truck, without leaving insect infested grindings at the site."

Really now, is having insects in the leftover chips such a bad thing??? I mean, that's nature's way of reducing wood pulp to mulch so it can be recycled. Sometimes advertisers really reach to try and sell a product. Not knocking the product because it does look like it would be h*ll on stumps, and probably a lot of other things too!

They aren't short handed in the marketing department are they?

I thought the name was kinda cool, too.