I bought one last year. A get home from the dealer got ready to grind a stump and it was leaking hydraulic fluid. There's a fitting on the bottom of the hydraulic tank and it was not tight. Then 10 hours in the hydraulic cylinder for the back blade exploded. Where the cylinder cap screws in it looked like it had a failure. I took it back to my dealer and rayco got me one ASAP. It was so new the paint wasn't even dry and the bubble wrap stuck to it. I've got 24 hours on it now and no problems. I did notice the price look like it went up about 3 to $4000 from last year.
@@michaeltoner2794 I was worried you were telling me a horror story at first. Sounds like they squared it up as good as you could expect. Do you use yours professionally?? That's pretty low hrs for a year seems like.
@@adamwood22 I'm at 31 hours now. Hopefully that's the end of my new machine bugs. I don't use the machine much but I expected it to work when I need it. I'm happy with it So far but time will tell.
For a Rayco Rg 37 I have a question, what number of green teeth is recommended, 700 or 900, and what is the number of the pockets and what size are the black screws? Thank you very much for the information.
Great video keep them coming. I would also agree with you it really doesn't matter what brand of teeth you run they all have their good and bad. I have been stump grinding for over 25 years and have tried almost every brand of teeth.
How long did it take to get the RG55? I ordered a new one 6 months ago and still haven't gotten it yet. How are you liking it so far? How does it compare to the RG80 and RG45?
I don't know who you're buying a rg55 from but that doesn't sound right. If you Google rayco Rg55 for sale there is 20+ on there. What I can tell you is this time last year I bought a RG37 and the price for this year has gone up about $4000.00 from last year.
I ordered mine in Oct and got it in April. I put 50 hrs on it and it has been awesome. I'll post a video soon. It is a little faster and smoother than the 45. The 80 is definitely faster but the 55 will do anything the 80 does.
@@tacticalstump1785 I finally got it and have put about 6 hours on it so far, I really like it. It seems really well built and more heavy duty than my Vermeer. My only complaint is that it seems a little tippy even with all 8 wheels on. Have you had to adjust or remove the spider coupler? If you can make a video on that it would be appreciated, that is new to me.
Where do you buy your bolts for super teeth? Do you have any good outlets for buying super teeth. I buy for baileysonline.com now But I'm always looking for good prices.
Great job and the word you were looking for was sequence ... your fellow stump grinder and youtuber ... lets get you to 1k subs
I just ordered an RG37. It is my entry machine. Great video
I bought one last year. A get home from the dealer got ready to grind a stump and it was leaking hydraulic fluid. There's a fitting on the bottom of the hydraulic tank and it was not tight. Then 10 hours in the hydraulic cylinder for the back blade exploded. Where the cylinder cap screws in it looked like it had a failure. I took it back to my dealer and rayco got me one ASAP. It was so new the paint wasn't even dry and the bubble wrap stuck to it. I've got 24 hours on it now and no problems.
I did notice the price look like it went up about 3 to $4000 from last year.
@@michaeltoner2794 I was worried you were telling me a horror story at first. Sounds like they squared it up as good as you could expect. Do you use yours professionally?? That's pretty low hrs for a year seems like.
@@adamwood22 I'm at 31 hours now. Hopefully that's the end of my new machine bugs. I don't use the machine much but I expected it to work when I need it. I'm happy with it
So far but time will tell.
For a Rayco Rg 37 I have a question, what number of green teeth is recommended, 700 or 900, and what is the number of the pockets and what size are the black screws? Thank you very much for the information.
Great video keep them coming. I would also agree with you it really doesn't matter what brand of teeth you run they all have their good and bad. I have been stump grinding for over 25 years and have tried almost every brand of teeth.
25 years! I'm sure you have seen it all. Were glad to have you here!
Nice stock pile. Where is the place you buy teeth?
Just starting out. RG 37, SG 40 or Vermeer 362? What would you suggest? I know you have Rayco machines but just wanted your opinion.
How long did it take to get the RG55? I ordered a new one 6 months ago and still haven't gotten it yet. How are you liking it so far? How does it compare to the RG80 and RG45?
I don't know who you're buying a rg55 from but that doesn't sound right. If you Google rayco Rg55 for sale there is 20+ on there.
What I can tell you is this time last year I bought a RG37 and the price for this year has gone up about $4000.00 from last year.
I ordered mine in Oct and got it in April. I put 50 hrs on it and it has been awesome. I'll post a video soon. It is a little faster and smoother than the 45. The 80 is definitely faster but the 55 will do anything the 80 does.
@@tacticalstump1785 I finally got it and have put about 6 hours on it so far, I really like it. It seems really well built and more heavy duty than my Vermeer. My only complaint is that it seems a little tippy even with all 8 wheels on. Have you had to adjust or remove the spider coupler? If you can make a video on that it would be appreciated, that is new to me.
@@ngbbane9097 I haven't had to adjust anything yet. When it get to be that time I will definitely do that
do you only do stump grinder sir?
Where do you buy your bolts for super teeth? Do you have any good outlets for buying super teeth. I buy for baileysonline.com now But I'm always looking for good prices.
I get my bolts directly from rayco. Treestuff.com also has good prices and its easy to find coupon codes for them
Cei supply cheap and great customer service