ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Well I would do the wood for free but you gotsa pay for stumps and brush.
I cut them low with this lol
I cut them low with this lol
Cutting trees low to the ground.
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Is a stump grinder an option?
For that many trees, it might make your life a whole lot easier, and your customer a lot happier. Find out what it would cost to rent a smaller one, or to have someone do it, talk it over with her, and come back at the end of the job and take them all out at once.
Since we are not talking about a full stump removal, it could go pretty quick with the right machine and operator.
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Well I would do the wood for free but you gotsa pay for stumps and brush.
I cut them low with this lol
Hey rope, is that your bronco?
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Yup for now I have it for sale
I have been cutting stumps low enough for mowers to go over for years. Failing to cut low enough to mow over is begging for a complaint around here.
Do the extra work, get down to within 1" of the dirt, and be done with it. You should be able to cut all day long without trashing a chain. Except for included junk like rocks, of course.
Do the extra work, get down to within 1" of the dirt, and be done with it. You should be able to cut all day long without trashing a chain. Except for included junk like rocks, of course.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Nope they pay me to grind or get a footstool.
This is a different market. We grow weeds and trees like nowhere else; and everybody expects to be able to mow after the trees are cut down. Fail to make it mowable, and you will be unpopular.
