I started my business two years ago, started with a 1635 Super JR. Business went well and I decided I wanted to be able to hang with the big boys. I can do any size stump and in a decent amount of time. Did an 8 foot wide 2 foot tall monster with this machine and it took me 45 min. I was very happy and so was the tree company. I couldn't ask for anything more:)
A buddy of mine has the 100 model like yours, either one would be nice for accessing more stumps, and making a lot of the others way easier to maneuver to. Yours is no slouch.
I tend to go 12 inches deep and several inches each side of the stump to help get the roots for my customers. I love this machine. I now have the Revolution Wheel on it from New River Equipment and its awesome.
@@motorcitystumpgrinding8166 How is the machine holding up? How many hours have you put on it so far? Do you still like the Revolution wheel, I'm thinking it holds up in the rocks a lot better than greenteeth? I have a RG55 with greenteeth and am thinking of upgrading to what you have, any info is appreciated.
I have a Rayco RG45 which has been a great machine. I have never used a remote and I am not sure I could get used to it. Seems like you would lose some of the feel required to finesse and feather the cuts. Have you always run remote?
Love the low center of gravity on that machine.
Thats a little extreme deep grind
I feel like stone age, with my tow behind ,30 yr old, 1672, dxh, but it still gets the job done.
I started my business two years ago, started with a 1635 Super JR. Business went well and I decided I wanted to be able to hang with the big boys. I can do any size stump and in a decent amount of time. Did an 8 foot wide 2 foot tall monster with this machine and it took me 45 min. I was very happy and so was the tree company. I couldn't ask for anything more:)
Yea, I started with a 1620 jr, like 28 yrs ago, went through a couple engines, then got the 1672. No regrets, it still runs.
A buddy of mine has the 100 model like yours, either one would be nice for accessing more stumps, and making a lot of the others way easier to maneuver to. Yours is no slouch.
Going deep!!! still hear the rocks on those teeth...
I tend to go 12 inches deep and several inches each side of the stump to help get the roots for my customers. I love this machine. I now have the Revolution Wheel on it from New River Equipment and its awesome.
its called doing a good job and being honest, fair and thorough...
@@motorcitystumpgrinding8166 How is the machine holding up? How many hours have you put on it so far? Do you still like the Revolution wheel, I'm thinking it holds up in the rocks a lot better than greenteeth? I have a RG55 with greenteeth and am thinking of upgrading to what you have, any info is appreciated.
Ya you are doing a good job. I own the 74 track's tire's are good also it's a nice machine gas... I have the Cummins 75hp. Love it...
Keeps hitting the Rock after he here's it damn 😂...
Why do people wear hearing protection on such quiet machines?
I have these machines, and I'm going deaf lol
It slowly wears your hearing down , why not protect your senses. I have tinnitus because I never used to wear hearing protection
WHAT?
It's quiet for you cause you've never worn protection around machinery
Rayco works very well🤙
Why grind so much of the root plate out
Because Donald Trump's going to stand there and make a speech
Because he is doing a "proper" job and it won't regrow
I have a Rayco RG45 which has been a great machine. I have never used a remote and I am not sure I could get used to it. Seems like you would lose some of the feel required to finesse and feather the cuts. Have you always run remote?
I have a rg 55 . Remote is the only way
@@StumpDaddyGrinding hence the creep mode feature.
Told the wife to cancel the Ford Mustang for my birthday and get one of these instead.
And I though my Carlton 60 hp was slow. It could have it done in 3 minutes