promark stump grinder question

[BranchWalker74]

Hi guys. I have been reading these threads for months now. I think this site is a great idea. I learned many things from you guys. I have an older promark stump grinder, 16 hp kohler. I have a broken shaft at the cutting wheel. Can anyone help with advice about what company, or a web site I can go to for parts. thank you.

 

[Stumper]

Gravely took over the Promark chipper line-I don't know about the stump grinders. If you can't find factory parts that would be a fairly simple fabrication for a machine shop.:angel:

 

[BranchWalker74]

Thank you Justin. I'll have to chack it out.

 

[Koa Man]

Just for everyone's info, Gravely discontinued making chippers effective Jan. 1, 2003. They never did make the stump grinders.

 

[NebClimber]

A further update:

The Gravely line of chippers has been bought by M-B Company. They are located in Wisconsin. Phone number is 920-898-1560.

M-B will now make the chippers under the name M-B.

I own a Gravely chipper - 108 horse Perkins Turbo; 12" - and it took me awhile to hunt down the current manufacturer.

 

[JOHN MUCCI]

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[Plyscamp]

Gravely sold the Promark stump grinder to Rayco shortly after they purchased the line from the Baer family. Actually the Promark line was manufactured by Doscosill ( Dosko ) for the Baer family.

 

[thuff1]

promark stump grinder

Hi guys. I have been reading these threads for months now. I think this site is a great idea. I learned many things from you guys. I have an older promark stump grinder, 16 hp kohler. I have a broken shaft at the cutting wheel. Can anyone help with advice about what company, or a web site I can go to for parts. thank you.

i also just purchased a older grinder trying to find any info on it at all like year made operators manual maybe where to gete more griding teeth any info at all its a promark self propelled mod #940009r118-xl ser # 00300062

 

[Eq Broker]

thuff,

What do the teeth look like as they might be an industry standard tooth which would be a 1/2" x 1/2" square shanked tooth?

Dave
Global Equipment Exporters