Some videos of my stump grinder and skid steer

[gr8scott72]

Here's a couple of videos of my grinder. 2006 Carlton SP7015 TRX - "Babe" the Blue Ox

The first stump was not green but wasn't quite rotten either. (oak)

The second one, the camera ran out of video card space and then it ran out of battery. Oh well. (pine)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzbEHoyh7q0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3qh5yAkhsc

Just some random stuff I did today on a job with the ASV RC30 with turf tracks.

I have a hitch on the front of my grapple so I can move trailers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pzj1yYjAuQ

Just moving a small pine log:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7RrfxO_DEg

 

[gr8scott72]

I sure can't remember how to make the actual video show up here instead of the link. Can someone refresh my memory?

 

[Nailsbeats]

That beast really eats it up, very nice.

 

[Toddppm]

Damn that thing takes some big bites! What was smoking? The wood from grinding or the belts?

 

[gr8scott72]

Damn that thing takes some big bites! What was smoking? The wood from grinding or the belts?

Dust not smoke.

 

[HorseShoeInFork]

I sure can't remember how to make the actual video show up here instead of the link. Can someone refresh my memory?

Copy and paste the Embed part instead of the URL:

 

[Mike Cantolina]

Awesome grinder, I'm still stuck with a 1625 sj.

 

[Hoosier]

Copy and paste the Embed part instead of the URL:

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I dont think it will work...



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[gr8scott72]

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I dont think it will work...



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Yup, won't work for me yet others can. Why is that?

 

[Hoosier]

Yup, won't work for me yet others can. Why is that?

The HTML is OFF in this section of the forum for some goofy reason, nobody can post those from what I can tell.

PM the admin and tell him to turn it on.

 

[Apocalypsse]

God I would love one of those stumpies here, more useful than a tow behind unit.

 

[derwoodii]

Yeah Pine stumps are a pain. The stuff looks so soft and easy but big green pine stumps chew your time as it just compresses & shreds in strips and wont be rushed. With old teeth on it just gets harder. If you can leave em to dry out a while can help but it takes months.
Still great bit of gear you got very impressed with the big side bite you could take. Carry on.

 

[gr8scott72]

Yeah Pine stumps are a pain. The stuff looks so soft and easy but big green pine stumps chew your time as it just compresses & shreds in strips and wont be rushed. With old teeth on it just gets harder. If you can leave em to dry out a while can help but it takes months.
Still great bit of gear you got very impressed with the big side bite you could take. Carry on.

Pine are softer and easier than say a red oak but to me the problem is that the chips they create are more stringy than most and make a much larger pile.

 

[brncreeper]

Yeah Pine stumps are a pain. The stuff looks so soft and easy but big green pine stumps chew your time as it just compresses & shreds in strips and wont be rushed. With old teeth on it just gets harder. If you can leave em to dry out a while can help but it takes months.
Still great bit of gear you got very impressed with the big side bite you could take. Carry on.

I've got a small (11hp) stump grinder and I agree about a fresh pine stumps, they take time and horse power.
Cottonwood stump

 

[gr8scott72]

I've got a small (11hp) stump grinder and I agree about a fresh pine stumps, they take time and horse power.
Cottonwood stump

YIKES!!! That looks like work. lol

 

[brncreeper]

YIKES!!! That looks like work. lol

Yep, wanna trade? lolol!

 

[gr8scott72]

Yep, wanna trade? lolol!

Even before I got my Carlton, I told my wife to slap me if I ever even mentioned renting a walk-behind grinder again. lol

 

[Oly's Stump]

sandvik rocks!

 

[Bigstumps]

Nice video!! How old were the teeth in that? Brand new?

 

[Apocalypsse]

I've got a small (11hp) stump grinder and I agree about a fresh pine stumps, they take time and horse power.
Cottonwood stump

Dude thats a huge stump for a Dosko, we had a Dosko and then moved to a 25hp Stump Humper. Using the Dosko for more than 5 minutes gave us all backpain and just generally broke us.