Hey Adam! Got my first paying stump grinding job today. You are a big part of that! I could always use your prayers. Thanks so much for all your advice and kindness in your videos.😊
@@mustangrebuilder Just got done . Clean up kicked my butt (I'm 54 and overweight) but I made more in 2 hours than all day at my other job. Thanks again man!
I stumbled across your video because I'm renting a stump grinder for the weekend, tight budget and fierce independence force most of my DIY. Not to mention I enjoy it. All that to say, your video is awesome. I learned a ton, and I'd gladly work for you anytime. You're my kind of people.
Great video! My late father had his own tree removal buisness and he was the most level headed and genuine man I have ever met. You very much reminded me of him in this video,I kinda teared up at the end when you said "Always learn something new","Compliment people" and "Don't be an asshole". Sorry to sound corny but this video made my day,almost like my father was speaking through you to me. Thanks for the video and you have a new subscriber!
I am a regular suburban home owner who never worked in the industry. In the past I have hired a stump grinding machine to do the work. The hire company charges by the half day period but that includes the moment it is loaded onto my trailer and unloaded after I return the grinder to their premises. Their charges are $200 for half a day. Last time I needed stumps ground, I decided to get a quote from a tradesman who does it for a living.. The contractor arrived with an assistant and what would have taken me at least 3 hours work, they had done in an hour and were cheaper than me hiring the stump grinder from the hire shop.
your awesome dude. you need a show. thanks for the tips. lost my job and I have my first Stump Grinding job tomorrow with my new business. thank you sir
Great video, amazing information. Now I know how to make my machine last!!!!! Thank you so much!!!! Yes you're blessed and sharing that blessing!!!! Thank you. My first grinder is the Toro 26. Love that your paying it forward. I'm in the tree business, because I love to service and give people a great deal. Your not dumb at all, your successful and spreading your knowledge.
Man, I 've been wanting to start stumpgrinding for about a year now. Just pulled the trigger and bought a woodland mill 3point hitch implement stumpgrinder mainly for personal use around my property, but within a months time I've done 30 stumps. Now I'm ready to up grade to a big boy stump grinder and this video has answered a lot questions Ive been searching for and give me the confidence to grow my business. Thanks
Video #2 that I've watched and again thank you, I thought I was the only one who set the depth way out in front of the stump, watched way to many videos of guys engaging 1/4 or half the cutter wheel then bitching about the machine. I do run a full service tree care company but am the only one to run the stumper. Thank you again, good information.
I been grinding for 7 years now, they way you explain is how i do it to. I used to remove debris in the beginning to, and i have stopped it, sometimes if it's just a small stump and it's elderly folks i remove it. Great video, i intend to start making videos to.
Thanks for a wonderful video with an abundance of very good tips, best one I've watched . You obviously have alot of wisdom and knowledge, thanks again
Great video man. Thanks for the pro tips. Just into stump grinding, but we're an established dirt moving business. Truly appreciate man good luck in your ventures.
I have family in sw Missouri. O live in ne ks. Thinking about getting in the biz, but all I can afford is a machine that "beats the hell" out of u. Hahaha!
@@jupitercyclops6521 I quit stump grinding. It was a pretty decent business but it's very tough in this area. Every tree service has a grinder and every customer thinks they can diy. I ran the business with a $2500 20hp handlebar machine. I only rented a bigger one when I had to.
@@ozarkscarguy540 Right on. I would do something similar if I were to try it, but I would probably run into same issues in my area. A lot of do it yourself good old boys & tree guys that grind. Thanks for your reply.
thank you for sharing your "business secrets". i appreciate every bit of knowledge you delivered. i just bought my first stumper after 6 years in the tree care business. its a small machine, a vermeer 206 i got for a few pennies. i fixed the engine now its time to switch from vermeer teeth to greenteeth. thank you again for all the valuables informations you give us 👌👌👌👌
HaHaHa - Love candidness. Very interested now in not just DIY, but helping neighbors, friends, and perhaps a small side business too. Thanks Much, God Bless you and those who help others.
I love your videos. I live in Virginia and have been thinking about getting into the business for a year or so as a part time gig. I've been watching your videos for a month or so and they are really helpful. I've been in touch with a bandit salesman about purchasing the SG40. Thanks a lot for your sharing all your knowledge.
Great video! I started my stump grinding business last Sept. and has been going pretty good to be new in business. I have one tree service I get a lot of business from and working on getting all the business from a second tree service. Love the videos!!
That’s the reason I’m watching this video😀I’m tired of dealing with the unprofessional jerks and renting a grinder to do the job myself! Thanks for sharing!
Just started a lawn and landscaping business, this video was great, very informative. Will definitely help in my upcoming job. You have a new subscriber!
You're a great guy! 20yr retired Army Vet-female, Whoa!!! Thank you very much for your video, going to your channel now. Gotta big yard, time on my hands, and a will to learn from good folk like you. Don't stop sharing, it's how we stay Blessed. I sure hope you'll be willing to answer questions like you said... lol, I'm nervous but, you're inspiring and I know I can do this! Tired of being deceived by people, going to go it alone. So thanks again. Blessings to you and yours. Your Words at the end, are truly words to live by. Be well partner!😉
This is how I was taught to do stumps. Starting a bit further back and setting your depth early is key to doing it successfully. I've got a few thousand hours on stump grinding and all this info applies to even doing massive stumps with a smaller stump grinder.
Hey love your channel I'm here in Ontario hour away from Detroit I bought a rayco 1625 off a buddy that was geting out of the business it needed some TLC I went throw the hole thing its needs a paint job but I'm a semi retired truck driver and a signal dad and I just love stumping my son does the clean up work we work to gether your videos are very help full thanks keep up the good work
Thank you so much for help. I pray that God blesses you for it. I am going to start in this after leaving the ministry. I like your attitude about service.
Still learning how to use my DK2 14" which is a terrific grinder except for my first broken tooth at 2.9 hours. A defective tooth throat which didn't seat against the grinding plate and resulted in sheared the bolts. Enjoyed your technique and approach. Going to employ your ideas particularly since I have just over 200 stumps left to destroy! I'm a subscriber now to hopefully learn more from you.
Love your attitude, delivery, opinions, and Dale Carnegie reference. Thanks for sharing the info on grinding. I was going to rent a small unit to do a couple on my property but now am considering starting a biz here in central Texas. I will subscribe and check out your other videos for more insight.
Thanks for the video. New Stump grinder here also. Using a DK2 so its a bit of a bear to push around. I've done around 10 stumps now and getting the hang of it. I had been starting at the top, I will try to come in from the side next time to try it. Also the book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People", great book, it has changed my life and how I relate to people. I read it back when I was an Instructor at the Army Drill Sergeant School. After reading it, I was Instructor of Class for all of my remaining cycles. Great read.
Like I said before my machine is down and I came across your channel i actually came across alot of channels but I seem to have the most in common on how we treat our machines and almost same way we grind but I'm learning little tricks hear and there that you do different that I'm going to try i think its our age your very soft spoken and give advice not like these younger fellows that know everything and try to tell you how to run your business just want to let you know I enjoy your video
_How to Win Friends and Influence People_ is an excellent read. Even better if you can go through the Dale Carnegie training. The best people aren't afraid to share their secrets.
Great video! Really helpful tips. I’m working with a few irons in the fire, lawns, small tree projects and wanting to do stumps as well as bigger trees. Thank you!
The public servant attitude shows. Was grinding for 25 plus years on my off day from my 24 hour shifts with the LRFD. Massive heart attack has me out to pasture now. I did get the old Levco fuel filter changed and tank cleaned and the hole brazed in the tank and finally bled and ground five pretty big stumps for my neighbor who has helped me out when needed. Perhaps I can hit it little more but haft to improve a lot more. The one thing know to do after years of daylight to dark grinding. I tried employees also. Best just me as well. A lot of up keep and proper bite take longer but so much easier on the stump grinders as you have mentioned. Levco Doug.
I've been grinding as a side job for 17 years. I agree with alot of what you say. I especially agree that sharp teeth are worth MORE than every penny they cost and if you aren't learning a new lesson or reinforcing an old one, hang it up.
I really appreciate the time you take to explain these things, and to pass on your sage advice. I also live in the Midwest, St. Louis to be exact and about 40 years old. I’m changing my career everything I think I’m gonna buy a stump grinder and just grind them stumps a week or two ago my neighbor and I paid some guy $400 to do an hours worth of work and it wasn’t even an hour. It was more like 20 minutes of work. You know what I’m saying, and that was supposedly a hell of a deal for us so man I really appreciate your video. I hope you’re still doing great. I just realize this is a four year old video. Yeah I’ll buy me a nice used Vermeir or something and start tearing it up!
I grind stumps in Finland. I was happy to see that we are in about the same price range. I charge 2,75 dollars/inch = 1 eur/cm. Sometimes more as you, too. I'm doing the job with Avant 860 & Avant stump grinder. A bit slower but way more comfortable 🙂
Good video and advice, i also tend to dig around the stump with a spade just a few inches deep to look for any big stones or concrete as these things normally get put under trees !!
I been stump removal for 17 years now and always learning new things yet. I retired 18 years ago and do this on the side to make a little bit of money. Every job I do some of the people always ask me back every year. I charge $2.00 an inch whatever the size of the stump. But everything you say I agree with you very much. Keep up the good video. TB Stump removal. Tony Bahr Severy Kansas
I change my teeth almost every morningthat way my machine cuts good and the teeth are easier to sharpen because they're not in that bad of shape and we definitely appreciate your videos
Good advice I have a stump business also I use a Carlton 4012 diesel sharp teeth make all the difference. I charge the same way u do also. Great video 👍🏼
Man I just bought a sc 252 & you have not only inspired me. You have educated me with everything i have needed thus far when it comes to my new machine & your tips & tutorials on how to grind stumps have been tremendously helpful. If you ever doubt yourself or your channel when I comes to educating others about stump grinding or how to fix then or maintain them… don’t sir. You are an inspiration to me. fuck the haters & keep those videos coming sir. I will be purchasing two of your stump grinding mafia shirts. With many thanks. James west with Elite Quality Tree & Stump-Grinding LLC SARASOTA, florida
@@mustangrebuilder what you are doing is great work man, you are educating so many people. Can I have a link to buy one of your stump grinding mafia shirts?
Love the videos, im starting my buiness next month, im starting with a smaller machine, that I will have to work manually. I will be the sweeper 🤣 until my buiness scale to get a hydraulic one. But you motivate me so much, to start somewhere. Thanks for the good info brother, greatly appreciated 🙏🏽
Ahh shit brother, I am glad you don't listen to the haters. Non of us knows what we are doing coming out of the gate! It's awesome that brothers like you take the time to educate the next generation cause shit! That's how it has worked for centuries, I love when someone asks if I want to know or learn something. Heck ya I do, any advice that makes my adventures/life funner, easier, better and smoother I am so on board to learn that next lesson! So on behalf of anyone who listened to your advice and will take some forward with me, thank you very much! It is greatly appreciated
Awesome video and the best explanation on proper stump grinding that I have seen in a TH-cam video. I have ground thousands of stumps and I learned over time to do exactly what you recommend starting farther away and working your way in. I currently run a Rayco RG45 wheeled machine and I really like it.
I hear you on the ear protection. I build fences and I"m curious about stump grinding as well. I love my 3M headphones with bluetooth. I listen to podcasts all day and learn while I work and absolutely love it. So it's great for me to see another guy who does the same.
Great video! been grinding for around 15 years in the Carolina's. 98% residential. Great advice on subbing out the debris removal. I will take your advice on that, along with any advertising tips that you are willing to share. Best Regards, Don
Good tips. Got a construction background and a few big stumps in my yard for a rental this weekend. Going to save a few hundred bucks hopefully. Never actually used one but just what I needed to avoid some pitfalls.
Wow, great video. I'm replacing the jackshaft on my son's Vermer 252 and thought there must be a way to sharpen all these teeth they have. Anyway I started watching your videos and I'm hooked. I'll be subscribing when I get done this comment and looking for the winning friends and Influencing people book. Keep up the great work.
Sir i appreciate the info ! You seem like a good man and youve got my sub! Bout to go rent a stump grinder and cant wait to use the info you provided and get rid of these stumps and i also appreciate the extra tip on the book as well!
Hello...I remember seeing your ‘business card’, ‘door hanger’ video. Cannot find it again. I would like to see it again for ideas (imitation is the best for you flattery). Thank you Adam L.
Nice video, I'm also a FF. I do a little landscaping on the side. I'm thinking about renting a stump grinder for some landscaping work I'm doing. Will checkout that book you recommended.
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Hey Adam! Got my first paying stump grinding job today. You are a big part of that! I could always use your prayers. Thanks so much for all your advice and kindness in your videos.😊
Two thumbs up brother
@@mustangrebuilder Just got done . Clean up kicked my butt (I'm 54 and overweight) but I made more in 2 hours than all day at my other job. Thanks again man!
I stumbled across your video because I'm renting a stump grinder for the weekend, tight budget and fierce independence force most of my DIY. Not to mention I enjoy it. All that to say, your video is awesome. I learned a ton, and I'd gladly work for you anytime. You're my kind of people.
Great video! My late father had his own tree removal buisness and he was the most level headed and genuine man I have ever met. You very much reminded me of him in this video,I kinda teared up at the end when you said "Always learn something new","Compliment people" and "Don't be an asshole". Sorry to sound corny but this video made my day,almost like my father was speaking through you to me. Thanks for the video and you have a new subscriber!
I don't know what to say to the ultimate compliment I have ever gotten , thank you and you made it all worthwhile making it
First time stump grinder here. Thanks for the education on technique and for being a straightforward shooter with your honest suggestions. God bless.
I am a regular suburban home owner who never worked in the industry. In the past I have hired a stump grinding machine to do the work. The hire company charges by the half day period but that includes the moment it is loaded onto my trailer and unloaded after I return the grinder to their premises. Their charges are $200 for half a day. Last time I needed stumps ground, I decided to get a quote from a tradesman who does it for a living.. The contractor arrived with an assistant and what would have taken me at least 3 hours work, they had done in an hour and were cheaper than me hiring the stump grinder from the hire shop.
your awesome dude. you need a show. thanks for the tips. lost my job and I have my first Stump Grinding job tomorrow with my new business. thank you sir
You got this!
Great video, amazing information. Now I know how to make my machine last!!!!! Thank you so much!!!! Yes you're blessed and sharing that blessing!!!! Thank you.
My first grinder is the Toro 26.
Love that your paying it forward. I'm in the tree business, because I love to service and give people a great deal. Your not dumb at all, your successful and spreading your knowledge.
Man, I 've been wanting to start stumpgrinding for about a year now. Just pulled the trigger and bought a woodland mill 3point hitch implement stumpgrinder mainly for personal use around my property, but within a months time I've done 30 stumps. Now I'm ready to up grade to a big boy stump grinder and this video has answered a lot questions Ive been searching for and give me the confidence to grow my business. Thanks
You made my day thanks
About to take delivery on my new Vermeer sc362. Watched a bunch of your videos that helped me out a bunch!
Video #2 that I've watched and again thank you, I thought I was the only one who set the depth way out in front of the stump, watched way to many videos of guys engaging 1/4 or half the cutter wheel then bitching about the machine. I do run a full service tree care company but am the only one to run the stumper. Thank you again, good information.
Great video. Real talk from the midwest! Keep it up!
Thank you for this video, I'm absolutely taking the plunge now. 15 years in PERS, we are spirit animals 🤣, loved it!!!
I been grinding for 7 years now, they way you explain is how i do it to. I used to remove debris in the beginning to, and i have stopped it, sometimes if it's just a small stump and it's elderly folks i remove it. Great video, i intend to start making videos to.
Thanks for a wonderful video with an abundance of very good tips, best one I've watched . You obviously have alot of wisdom and knowledge, thanks again
Glad it was helpful!
I surely appreciate you and your attitude. I appreciate you trying to bring others up with you as you prosper😎
Great video man. Thanks for the pro tips. Just into stump grinding, but we're an established dirt moving business. Truly appreciate man good luck in your ventures.
I've been in the stump grinding business in SW Missouri for 2 years now. I do everything almost exactly as you do. I'm glad I'm doing things right.
I have family in sw Missouri.
O live in ne ks. Thinking about getting in the biz, but all I can afford is a machine that "beats the hell" out of u. Hahaha!
@@jupitercyclops6521 I quit stump grinding. It was a pretty decent business but it's very tough in this area. Every tree service has a grinder and every customer thinks they can diy. I ran the business with a $2500 20hp handlebar machine. I only rented a bigger one when I had to.
@@ozarkscarguy540
Right on.
I would do something similar if I were to try it, but I would probably run into same issues in my area.
A lot of do it yourself good old boys & tree guys that grind.
Thanks for your reply.
thank you for sharing your "business secrets". i appreciate every bit of knowledge you delivered. i just bought my first stumper after 6 years in the tree care business. its a small machine, a vermeer 206 i got for a few pennies. i fixed the engine now its time to switch from vermeer teeth to greenteeth. thank you again for all the valuables informations you give us 👌👌👌👌
Thanks for the kind words because it helps me continue to be motivated in sharing
HaHaHa - Love candidness. Very interested now in not just DIY, but helping neighbors, friends, and perhaps a small side business too. Thanks Much, God Bless you and those who help others.
Couldn't of said it better myself, keep up the encouraging words!
You are a fine gentleman! This video will help a lot people in a positive way if they lean in to what you are try to teach!
Thanks for keeping it real. The ending made me laugh. Great vid
You bet
I love your videos. I live in Virginia and have been thinking about getting into the business for a year or so as a part time gig. I've been watching your videos for a month or so and they are really helpful. I've been in touch with a bandit salesman about purchasing the SG40. Thanks a lot for your sharing all your knowledge.
Best of luck!
Soon as I heard you mention Dale I knew you were on the level, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.Great little tutorial.
Thanks
And Mark that really is a great book to live by so grind on my friend
I love it! Thanks for sharing! My husband and I own and operate our stump grinding business. You couldn’t have said it better!
That is awesome!
Great video! I started my stump grinding business last Sept. and has been going pretty good to be new in business. I have one tree service I get a lot of business from and working on getting all the business from a second tree service. Love the videos!!
Thanks brother you made my day by knowing I helped someone
Great video. I laughed out loud at the end lmao.
That’s the reason I’m watching this video😀I’m tired of dealing with the unprofessional jerks and renting a grinder to do the job myself! Thanks for sharing!
How to Win Friends and Influence People. Great book recommendation. Appreciate the videos Adam!
You got it!
Just started a lawn and landscaping business, this video was great, very informative. Will definitely help in my upcoming job. You have a new subscriber!
“It teaches you how to not be a dick”. My wife overheard this and ordered the book off Amazon for me 😂😂. Great video, thanks for sharing
LOL
GREAT VIDEO ! THANK YOU FOR THE AWESOME INFO ! VERY WELL DONE !
You're a great guy! 20yr retired Army Vet-female, Whoa!!! Thank you very much for your video, going to your channel now. Gotta big yard, time on my hands, and a will to learn from good folk like you. Don't stop sharing, it's how we stay Blessed. I sure hope you'll be willing to answer questions like you said... lol, I'm nervous but, you're inspiring and I know I can do this! Tired of being deceived by people, going to go it alone. So thanks again. Blessings to you and yours. Your Words at the end, are truly words to live by. Be well partner!😉
You made my day my friend and here to help ya
Great video brother. Thanks for the insight.
This is how I was taught to do stumps. Starting a bit further back and setting your depth early is key to doing it successfully. I've got a few thousand hours on stump grinding and all this info applies to even doing massive stumps with a smaller stump grinder.
Hey love your channel I'm here in Ontario hour away from Detroit I bought a rayco 1625 off a buddy that was geting out of the business it needed some TLC I went throw the hole thing its needs a paint job but I'm a semi retired truck driver and a signal dad and I just love stumping my son does the clean up work we work to gether your videos are very help full thanks keep up the good work
Thank you so much for help. I pray that God blesses you for it. I am going to start in this after leaving the ministry. I like your attitude about service.
You can do it!
Still learning how to use my DK2 14" which is a terrific grinder except for my first broken tooth at 2.9 hours. A defective tooth throat which didn't seat against the grinding plate and resulted in sheared the bolts. Enjoyed your technique and approach. Going to employ your ideas particularly since I have just over 200 stumps left to destroy! I'm a subscriber now to hopefully learn more from you.
Thanks for sharing
I love your attitude man! Thank you for the tips. Totally appreciated 👍
I appreciate that!
Great video and straight forward.
Just bought a grinder for my business. Have done plenty of stumps for old employers but now I need to learn to price them myself. Thanks for the info
You can do it!
Awesome tips. Thanks.
Love your attitude, delivery, opinions, and Dale Carnegie reference. Thanks for sharing the info on grinding. I was going to rent a small unit to do a couple on my property but now am considering starting a biz here in central Texas. I will subscribe and check out your other videos for more insight.
You bet!
Planning to begin my journey this spring in connecticut. Thanks for the videos!
Best of luck! and Im here if you need anything
30 years ago you could have taught me tree climbing with out nearly cutting off my arm.👏👏👏👏.
Great book.
Oh wow!
Thanks for the video. New Stump grinder here also. Using a DK2 so its a bit of a bear to push around. I've done around 10 stumps now and getting the hang of it. I had been starting at the top, I will try to come in from the side next time to try it. Also the book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People", great book, it has changed my life and how I relate to people. I read it back when I was an Instructor at the Army Drill Sergeant School. After reading it, I was Instructor of Class for all of my remaining cycles. Great read.
You made my day brother
Like I said before my machine is down and I came across your channel i actually came across alot of channels but I seem to have the most in common on how we treat our machines and almost same way we grind but I'm learning little tricks hear and there that you do different that I'm going to try i think its our age your very soft spoken and give advice not like these younger fellows that know everything and try to tell you how to run your business just want to let you know I enjoy your video
Well got to say you made my day my friend and I hope all goes well for you this and every week my friend
_How to Win Friends and Influence People_ is an excellent read. Even better if you can go through the Dale Carnegie training. The best people aren't afraid to share their secrets.
Three year old video...
And it still teaches!
Thanks!
Hey you won last week send your info to mustangrebuilder@gmail.com
Great video! Really helpful tips. I’m working with a few irons in the fire, lawns, small tree projects and wanting to do stumps as well as bigger trees.
Thank you!
Sounds great!
The public servant attitude shows.
Was grinding for 25 plus years on my off day from my 24 hour shifts with the LRFD.
Massive heart attack has me out to pasture now. I did get the old Levco fuel filter changed and tank cleaned and the hole brazed in the tank and finally bled and ground five pretty big stumps for my neighbor who has helped me out when needed.
Perhaps I can hit it little more but haft to improve a lot more. The one thing know to do after years of daylight to dark grinding. I tried employees also. Best just me as well. A lot of up keep and proper bite take longer but so much easier on the stump grinders as you have mentioned. Levco Doug.
Thanks for your service
I appreciate all of the advice, today I am grinding about 17 stumps from 4-12". This video made me feel much better about what I need to do. Thank you
Glad I could help and you got this brother
@@mustangrebuilder went incredibly well, but I might pick it up as a side gig just so I can get abs. I'm feeling it 😂
Great video Mustang! Thanks for all the honest help
You bet
I've been grinding as a side job for 17 years. I agree with alot of what you say. I especially agree that sharp teeth are worth MORE than every penny they cost and if you aren't learning a new lesson or reinforcing an old one, hang it up.
Thanks Tom and fellow Captain
Epic stump grinder with no bs advice. Thanks
Thanks you made my day
I really appreciate the time you take to explain these things, and to pass on your sage advice. I also live in the Midwest, St. Louis to be exact and about 40 years old. I’m changing my career everything I think I’m gonna buy a stump grinder and just grind them stumps a week or two ago my neighbor and I paid some guy $400 to do an hours worth of work and it wasn’t even an hour. It was more like 20 minutes of work. You know what I’m saying, and that was supposedly a hell of a deal for us so man I really appreciate your video. I hope you’re still doing great. I just realize this is a four year old video. Yeah I’ll buy me a nice used Vermeir or something and start tearing it up!
You can do it just have to be self motivated
I grind stumps in Finland. I was happy to see that we are in about the same price range. I charge 2,75 dollars/inch = 1 eur/cm. Sometimes more as you, too. I'm doing the job with Avant 860 & Avant stump grinder. A bit slower but way more comfortable 🙂
I just ordered a Rayco RG37. Im excited to get started
Thanks for doing these videos and showing us how to do the job.
You bet
I appreicate your knowledge and your will to teach it. Thank you.
Thanks it made my day
Thanks for the tips. 👍🏾Greatly appreciated.
You bet!
Thank you. I'm going to do this. Thanks for being a top guy
You can do it!
What an awesome video. Thanks for the great advice.
You are so welcome!
Good video and advice, i also tend to dig around the stump with a spade just a few inches deep to look for any big stones or concrete as these things normally get put under trees !!
Right on
I been stump removal for 17 years now and always learning new things yet. I retired 18 years ago and do this on the side to make a little bit of money. Every job I do some of the people always ask me back every year. I charge $2.00 an inch whatever the size of the stump. But everything you say I agree with you very much. Keep up the good video. TB Stump removal. Tony Bahr Severy Kansas
Send me an email mustangrebuilder@gmail.com with your mailing info
Great video, looking forward to more
Thanks
I change my teeth almost every morningthat way my machine cuts good and the teeth are easier to sharpen because they're not in that bad of shape and we definitely appreciate your videos
Thanks for the tips and advice! Much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!
Love the videos! Keep em comin!
thanks
Good advice I have a stump business also I use a Carlton 4012 diesel sharp teeth make all the difference. I charge the same way u do also. Great video 👍🏼
Thanks brother
Man I just bought a sc 252 & you have not only inspired me. You have educated me with everything i have needed thus far when it comes to my new machine & your tips & tutorials on how to grind stumps have been tremendously helpful.
If you ever doubt yourself or your channel when I comes to educating others about stump grinding or how to fix then or maintain them… don’t sir. You are an inspiration to me. fuck the haters & keep those videos coming sir.
I will be purchasing two of your stump grinding mafia shirts.
With many thanks. James west with Elite Quality Tree & Stump-Grinding LLC
SARASOTA, florida
You made my day brother
@@mustangrebuilder what you are doing is great work man, you are educating so many people.
Can I have a link to buy one of your stump grinding mafia shirts?
@@EliteTreeXStumpGrindingLLC Just email me at mustangrebuilder@gmail.com and its yours
Getting ready to rent one . Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing. Great book recommendation!
You are so welcome!
Love the videos, im starting my buiness next month, im starting with a smaller machine, that I will have to work manually. I will be the sweeper 🤣 until my buiness scale to get a hydraulic one. But you motivate me so much, to start somewhere. Thanks for the good info brother, greatly appreciated 🙏🏽
Good luck!
Got this book on tape listening to it now. Thanks
Hope you enjoy it!
Ahh shit brother, I am glad you don't listen to the haters. Non of us knows what we are doing coming out of the gate! It's awesome that brothers like you take the time to educate the next generation cause shit! That's how it has worked for centuries, I love when someone asks if I want to know or learn something. Heck ya I do, any advice that makes my adventures/life funner, easier, better and smoother I am so on board to learn that next lesson! So on behalf of anyone who listened to your advice and will take some forward with me, thank you very much! It is greatly appreciated
I agree about the hearing and eye protection. I always use ear plugs when I use the log splitter, chainsaws etc. I value my hearing and eyes.
Plus light loose pants for the lawn cutters still wearing shorts.
Thanks for your videos mate they are a real help 👍
Glad to help
This was way better than a stump grinding video has any right to be. Thanks! I'm off to sharpen my Vermeer 222 and tackle a 6' Silver Maple stump!
thank you my friend
Great video so much details thank
Thanks for watching!
Great vid! Thanks!
Awesome video and the best explanation on proper stump grinding that I have seen in a TH-cam video. I have ground thousands of stumps and I learned over time to do exactly what you recommend starting farther away and working your way in. I currently run a Rayco RG45 wheeled machine and I really like it.
Thanks for making my day my friend
I hear you on the ear protection. I build fences and I"m curious about stump grinding as well. I love my 3M headphones with bluetooth. I listen to podcasts all day and learn while I work and absolutely love it. So it's great for me to see another guy who does the same.
Right on
Great video! been grinding for around 15 years in the Carolina's. 98% residential. Great advice on subbing out the debris removal. I will take your advice on that, along with any advertising tips that you are willing to share. Best Regards, Don
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Thanks for the info I'm willing to listen to anyone that'll teach me something
Good tips. Got a construction background and a few big stumps in my yard for a rental this weekend. Going to save a few hundred bucks hopefully. Never actually used one but just what I needed to avoid some pitfalls.
Good luck!
Thank you for sharing this information to the TH-cam Community
You bet
Wow, great video. I'm replacing the jackshaft on my son's Vermer 252 and thought there must be a way to sharpen all these teeth they have. Anyway I started watching your videos and I'm hooked. I'll be subscribing when I get done this comment and looking for the winning friends and Influencing people book. Keep up the great work.
You can sharpen them, diamond grinding wheel.Can sharpen 2 or 3 times then need new ones.
Sir i appreciate the info ! You seem like a good man and youve got my sub! Bout to go rent a stump grinder and cant wait to use the info you provided and get rid of these stumps and i also appreciate the extra tip on the book as well!
Thanks for the sub!
thanks for sharing
Thanks Bro. Keep Giving!!
Thank you, I will
Thanks for the open book, you have to listen to your equipment!
Absolutely!
Awesome video
Thanks!
Brilliant! Had me laughing out loud! Thanks
Good attitude, keep it up!
Thanks, you too!
I really appreciate your videos bud.
I appreciate that
Hello...I remember seeing your ‘business card’, ‘door hanger’ video. Cannot find it again. I would like to see it again for ideas (imitation is the best for you flattery). Thank you Adam L.
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Appreciate ur knowledge 💯
Appreciate that
Nice video, I'm also a FF. I do a little landscaping on the side. I'm thinking about renting a stump grinder for some landscaping work I'm doing. Will checkout that book you recommended.
Ur awesome brother! Great video
I appreciate that!
HOPE TO JUST DO STUMPS SOME DAY !