Man, as a younger guy trying to get into the business and get out from under the man so I can live my life on my terms this is such valuable knowledge and perspective. I really appreciate you talking the time to make these videos and bring everyone up with you. Thank you sir! From a good ol boy in Nashville.
The humble start seems to be the secret key to success. My own start was humble, earlier this spring. Decided I needed a change, and went door to door with my lawn mower, stihl trimmer and blower in my subaru forester 2012. Now its leaf season and I have a used chevy silverado and much better gear for mowing. Next year, am interested in the stump grinder hustle for sure. Great video, thanks for your time.
While my setup has evolved over the years, I started way smaller than you did. Great video! Everyone I talk to thinks you need 75hp to start with. I encourage everyone to get the more affordable machines to learn the business and use each one as a stepping stone.
Hello Chris, I was wondering if you would be willing to take the time to give some advice to me about getting involved in this type of work. I currently work for a roofing company and I'm looking to start doing something different on the side and hopefully be able to work my way into creating my own business. For someone in my position, what might your advice be as to how to get started, and how would you advise me to manage that transition. I ask that since I'm not sure exactly what all this type of business would entail and the time it may take to provide quality work for customers. Thank you for your time
Chauncey Jasper, that is around the price I gave for mine in 2008 with 700 hrs on it. If it runs and don't smoke grab it up. You will make that money back so quick it's not funny. Send me some pics through my Facebook messenger Chris's Stump Grinding I would like to see it. Does it have a blade on the front and 4x4?
Man, as a younger guy trying to get into the business and get out from under the man so I can live my life on my terms this is such valuable knowledge and perspective. I really appreciate you talking the time to make these videos and bring everyone up with you. Thank you sir!
From a good ol boy in Nashville.
Andrew Hathmon, thanks for watching! I'm not far from you at all in Huntsville. Keep grinding!!!
The humble start seems to be the secret key to success. My own start was humble, earlier this spring. Decided I needed a change, and went door to door with my lawn mower, stihl trimmer and blower in my subaru forester 2012. Now its leaf season and I have a used chevy silverado and much better gear for mowing. Next year, am interested in the stump grinder hustle for sure. Great video, thanks for your time.
Amazing story! Thank you for sharing. Congratulations!
While my setup has evolved over the years, I started way smaller than you did. Great video! Everyone I talk to thinks you need 75hp to start with. I encourage everyone to get the more affordable machines to learn the business and use each one as a stepping stone.
Man your awesome thank you for sharing full if great knowledge....blessings my brother
Thanks for watching!! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Grind on my friend ..great job
Thank you, sir! That means a lot coming from you. I like the editing on the new videos at the beginning
@@ChrissStumpGrinding Thanks buddy
Just found your channel. Been watching Adam for a few months. Just started my business 6 months ago. Thanks for the videos.
Toytowninc, thanks for watching! If you ever have any questions give me or Adam a shout. I will try to answer it the best way I can.
Hello Chris, I was wondering if you would be willing to take the time to give some advice to me about getting involved in this type of work. I currently work for a roofing company and I'm looking to start doing something different on the side and hopefully be able to work my way into creating my own business. For someone in my position, what might your advice be as to how to get started, and how would you advise me to manage that transition. I ask that since I'm not sure exactly what all this type of business would entail and the time it may take to provide quality work for customers. Thank you for your time
how much can a stump grinder make annually with no expenses on equipment?
Hey Chris found one like yours, Rayco Super 50 for 22,000. Is that a good price. In Michigan?
Chauncey Jasper, that is around the price I gave for mine in 2008 with 700 hrs on it. If it runs and don't smoke grab it up. You will make that money back so quick it's not funny. Send me some pics through my Facebook messenger Chris's Stump Grinding I would like to see it. Does it have a blade on the front and 4x4?