some stumpage.

[paccity]

 

[swaney]

some stumpage

Wow, aren't you glad you do NOT have a walk behind? That stumper does the job

 

[MOE]

nice machine and nice work

 

[Mowingman]

Wow, that stump was a monster. I don't see any that big down here. What do you charge for a monster stump like that? Just curious.
Nice work by the way.
Jeff

 

[HuskStihl]

I hire a guy to come grind stumps once or twice a year. He modified an old bogie skidder with a boom and a rotating drum grinder. Put in a chevy 454. That thing will destroy a 60" live oak stump to 6" under the dirt in about 90 seconds. Sounds like a nascar race doing it too

 

[boxygen]

I hire a guy to come grind stumps once or twice a year. He modified an old bogie skidder with a boom and a rotating drum grinder. Put in a chevy 454. That thing will destroy a 60" live oak stump to 6" under the dirt in about 90 seconds. Sounds like a nascar race doing it too

Vids or didnt happen. :tongue2:

 

[HuskStihl]

Vids or didnt happen. :tongue2:

He's coming back soon and I will make a video. The sound wont really come through, but its still pretty cool. Used to know a guy with a big boy JD tractor with an oil drum sized grinder off the PTO.

 

[HuskStihl]

Vids or didnt happen. :tongue2:

[video=youtube;bR2nhk960bY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=bR2nhk960bY[/video]

Here it is. Turned these 2 48" pine stumps into a very large pile of chips in 5 minutes

 

[2treeornot2tree]

Didnt look all that fast. He just knocked off the tops. I bet my 8018 would do it in about the same amount of time.