Said goodby to an old freind; My little stumpgrinder

[Mowingman]

Well, yesterday I sold my little Rayco 1625 stump grinder. This is the machine I started with 3 years ago. It has been super dependable, and has made me a lot of money.
Since I got my big Bandit track machine this spring, I have only used the Rayco on 3 jobs all summer. I could not see just letting it set. So, When a guy in another town south of here expressed an interest in buying a good used grinder, I contacted him and we made a deal. He is just starting out, and needed a good small machine on a tight budget. I hated to part with it, but it went to a good home. Now, it is just me and the Bandit. (love those tracks, big diesel, and remote control).
Jeff

 

[gr8scott72]

(love those tracks, big diesel, and remote control).
Jeff

Yeah, screw the Rayco. lol

There's not a day that goes by that I have missed my Rayco 1625 even once.

Great little machine but that's just it, it's too LITTLE.

 

[lawson's tree s]

not 1day goes by that i miss my rayco 1665ac tow behind since i got my mew morbark d52 with the wireless remote. nice to help theguy out where he is just starting .

 

[Mowingman]

Just wondered how you like that Morbark? Their stump grinders look kind of large and bulky, compared to similar models of other brands. I have heard good things about the Morbark equipment, but have never seen anyone with a Morbark stumpgrinder.
Jeff

not 1day goes by that i miss my rayco 1665ac tow behind since i got my mew morbark d52 with the wireless remote. nice to help theguy out where he is just starting .

 

[lawson's tree s]

the morbarks are shaped funny, but with the multi tip teeth it cuts really good. i also like that the motor sits level on the frame and not on the cutter head like other models. the push blade is nice for clean up too.

 

[Oly's Stump]

Its nice to have a 2nd machine when things are real busy and you are waiting for parts on your main unit. It tends to piss off alot of tree guys and contractors.