3032e Grubbing Stumps

Daves3032E · Oct 21, 2013

This past weekend I was able to do some side work with the 3032e. A guy had two black walnut trees he wanted down and in exchange I got the wood - done. While I was there he mentioned that he wanted to eventually remove some old stumps from trees that were cut down about 5 years ago. He normally gets out there with an axe and shovel. I mentioned that I had a small tractor that could probably do it. He agreed to let me give it a shot and he would pay me for it - bonus.

Here are is how they looked. The other 4 are just off camera. The larger one to the right was just cut last year... I tried a little, but thought it was best to leave it for now.

Some shots during...

And after I was done. Not too bad to be in and out in just under an hour.

Overall I'm impressed with this 3032e. It does need a wider stance though. I could get spacers for the rear, but what about the front? The fronts are dished out currently. Haven't looked into spacers yet. I don't think spacers would be kind to the front axle.

Zebrafive · Oct 21, 2013

No need for spacers on the front axle, remember it has pivot point where it mounts in the center under the tractor, so the front will still tilt, with or without spacers.
Rears different story, get spacers, you will notice a difference.

Daves3032E · Oct 21, 2013

Zebrafive said:
No need for spacers on the front axle, remember it has pivot point where it mounts in the center under the tractor, so the front will still tilt, with or without spacers.
Rears different story, get spacers, you will notice a difference.

Makes sense...