Stump Grinder
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Sam Mac
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I just rent a stump grinder when I need it. Considering the beating these things take I don't want to own one. Rented one last week for $219.00 for the day. Did 25 stumps with it.
Tompet
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Check out the Massey owning operating section. A gentleman built a front mounted stump grinder for his sub compact GC2300 that is pretty impressive.
3/21/10 post
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Thanks for the info you are right Sam renting is avialible to me except not all that practical for stump every once in a while .I have visions or a nightmare about a front mounted stump grinder that would shave the stump from the top. I want to use a flywheel from a large diesel engine with cutters attached. Most stump grinders i see go back and forth and have to be lowered in the process.
I have this crazy idea that it could be made a lot simpler.
I have this crazy idea that it could be made a lot simpler.
LBrown59
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I remember seeing one a guy made out of a BH gear box and about 10 old saw mill blades stacked. They must have been 30"
Chris
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Chilly807
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The one I've used has been a "Bluebird" model, 13 HP Honda driving a belt to a wheel fitted with carbide tipped cutting bits, almost like lathe tools. Ok as long as the carbides are sharp, otherwise not so good.
Chilly
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