tree stump remover

[ewoolsey]

has anyone used stump-not tree stump remover ?, baileys sells it, thanks for any info.

 

[ewoolsey]

any one ?

 

[fishercat]

order a cot from Cabelas too.

it's gonna be a long wait.

 

[pdqdl]

Drill holes into the stump, fill with urea. It really will accelerate decay. Cheap, too.

 

[arbor pro]

Drill holes into the stump, fill with urea. It really will accelerate decay. Cheap, too.

Or save the $10 you spend on chemicals and the hour you spent drilling holes in the stump and just pay someone $50 to grind it out. In ten years, when the stump is still rotting (whether from the chemicals or just from time), you'll still need to hire someone to chop or grind it out and clean it up.

Easier to just bit the bullet and do it now. It'll save you ten years of mowing around the thing.

 

[pdqdl]

$10 will buy almost 50 lbs of urea; way more than you would need for a stump. 5 years is a more probable time frame if drilled and fertilized well.

Nobody ever wants to pay for stump grinding when they inquire about rotting the stumps, so I don't generally suggest that. They might be looking at a 6' stump that would cost $250.00, too.

On the other hand, I am in NW Missouri (Kansas City). If you are not too far away, call us for a quote! [I think the moderators prohibit advertising here, so send me a private message, and I'll send you a quote.

 

[treemandan]

Once I wished upon a star, a little fairy came, she put some fairy dust on it and the stump dissapeared.

 

[yooper]

Once I wished upon a star, a little fairy came, she put some fairy dust on it and the stump dissapeared.

that musta been some good chit Dan!:smoking:

 

[pdqdl]

Well now, if Tinkerbell came along and tinkled on it regularly (or extra potently?), that might be the same as putting urea on it.

So Dan just subcontracted the job out!

 

[fishercat]

i do need to correct my previous post.

it will probably work long before any liberal idea does.