One of the best tree stumper grinders I’ve used. I rented it. If you could ever buy one it’s money in the bank. Easiest money I ever made thanks for the post
I must admit that after watching you stump grinding I wouldn’t mind trying one just for the experience . As with anything new there is always a learning curve , good work . 🇬🇧
After viewing several stump grinding videos it appears to me that the Barreto 30SG is better than the TORO STX-26. It looks more stable and would be better to use if on a hill. Of course I won't know until I get into it. Thanks for the video.
Not a bad little stump grinder. When I need to get all the stump out I need to trench my way to the stump. So when I actually get to the stump I have a huge trench that I am in and well below the stump when I get next to it. Lots of dirt to move. I don’t do it unless it’s necessary like pouring concrete or foundations.
You did a very nice job for not having a lot of experience. Stump grinding is just like anything else the more time you spend doing it the better you will be. All you have to do is look and listen to the machine it will tell you what is wrong. If it starts bogging the rpm down you're pushing too hard. As for as sharpening the teeth there's plenty of places you can send them too. But then again it's a rental not your problem.
Thank you Michael! Yeah I went to youtube for tips on how to run and operate it and that helped alot! Totally agree, experience is everything for sure, especially with equipment! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Oh, there's no easy way to grind a stump. It a pain no matter what. I guess the quickest is to get an excavator and dig them out. Takes a good size excavator to do that though. Heck, just get it the best you can!
Thanks for the video! I am trying to decide between a Barreto SG30 and a Toro STX 38. Have you rented the larger Toro as a comparison? I'd love your thoughts.
I have not rented a larger Toro, in fact this is the only stump grinder I've ever used. I did a review vid on this grinder, check it out for more of my thoughts on it. Thanks!
maybe you should get a m1 silver or m1 gold leanardi wheel. then you would be cutting much faster smother and less cost for upkeep. most grinder this size or smaller or not much bigger should only cost the custmer $50-$70hr and that seams more then fair I think
Yeah, the only problem is access. If you are trying to get to a stump in a backyard with limited access it may be hard to get a skid steer back there. The great thing about these units is that they are small and compact and can easily get into areas a skid steer cannot.
Those are $1,800 new. So if you got an estimate for $1,000 or so to remove some stumps from your property, you might as well buy one yourself and then do it for others for profit in your spare time.
@@redthumper250r4 sorry, I meant you can get one for the home for $1,800 new. Not that particular model. I rented on for $200 for 4 hours and did a pine tree stump that was 30 yrs old and one maple tree. Slow and easy, small cuts. My local guy said people came in screaming it did not worked, JUMPED up and down, etc. He asked how I had no problem. I said "I watched the video on youtube on how to use it. Slow steady cuts a little at a time". He laughed. Now I bought one for under $1,500 that's a 13hp from home depot. I've done friends stumps for $100 so it's paid for itself 3 times over.
thekingtroll2 I gotcha man. Thought you were referring to this machine specifically. That’s good to know though. I didn’t realize you could even get a stump grinder at that price point. Thanks for the info.
I use Filmora. You can download it online. Its super easy to use, its inexpensive (a lifetime subscription is like $70 bucks or so) and there are a ton of tutorials on youtube so if you want to learn how to do something or have questions, answers are easy to find. Hope this helps! Thanks!
@@binellishtr Not with this piece of equipment currently. I rented this to do a project for my parents but I really liked this Barreto and would love to have one!
I think you have to send them off somewhere. Stanley Genadek did a vid with some guys that made their own home-made sharpener for stump grinding teeth but viewers were quick to point out that this is not advisable as these teeth are likely made out of tungsten carbide metal which is hazardous when the dust is aerosolized and breathed in.
most teeth for stump grinders are one time use and cant be sharpend. there made to be used and then scraped after use because of the hard material there made out of.
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One of the best tree stumper grinders I’ve used. I rented it. If you could ever buy one it’s money in the bank. Easiest money I ever made thanks for the post
Totally agree!
I must admit that after watching you stump grinding I wouldn’t mind trying one just for the experience . As with anything new there is always a learning curve , good work . 🇬🇧
After viewing several stump grinding videos it appears to me that the Barreto 30SG is better than the TORO STX-26. It looks more stable and would be better to use if on a hill. Of course I won't know until I get into it. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
It looks better than the Vermeer sc30 too
great video! looks good for a first attempt. keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Not a bad little stump grinder.
When I need to get all the stump out I need to trench my way to the stump. So when I actually get to the stump I have a huge trench that I am in and well below the stump when I get next to it. Lots of dirt to move. I don’t do it unless it’s necessary like pouring concrete or foundations.
You did a very nice job for not having a lot of experience. Stump grinding is just like anything else the more time you spend doing it the better you will be. All you have to do is look and listen to the machine it will tell you what is wrong. If it starts bogging the rpm down you're pushing too hard. As for as sharpening the teeth there's plenty of places you can send them too. But then again it's a rental not your problem.
Thank you Michael! Yeah I went to youtube for tips on how to run and operate it and that helped alot! Totally agree, experience is everything for sure, especially with equipment! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Good thing about pine is that it will not sprout back out.
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Oh, there's no easy way to grind a stump. It a pain no matter what. I guess the quickest is to get an excavator and dig them out. Takes a good size excavator to do that though. Heck, just get it the best you can!
Thanks for the video! I am trying to decide between a Barreto SG30 and a Toro STX 38. Have you rented the larger Toro as a comparison? I'd love your thoughts.
I have not rented a larger Toro, in fact this is the only stump grinder I've ever used. I did a review vid on this grinder, check it out for more of my thoughts on it. Thanks!
Hello sir!Which did you decide on?
Will it also grind any protruding roots surfacing above the ground?
maybe you should get a m1 silver or m1 gold leanardi wheel. then you would be cutting much faster smother and less cost for upkeep. most grinder this size or smaller or not much bigger should only cost the custmer $50-$70hr and that seams more then fair I think
Thanks, I'll look into it!
Have you ever thought about getting one for the skid steer ? Great video !
Yeah, the only problem is access. If you are trying to get to a stump in a backyard with limited access it may be hard to get a skid steer back there. The great thing about these units is that they are small and compact and can easily get into areas a skid steer cannot.
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Those are $1,800 new. So if you got an estimate for $1,000 or so to remove some stumps from your property, you might as well buy one yourself and then do it for others for profit in your spare time.
I hope your trolling with this comment bro.
@@redthumper250r4 sorry, I meant you can get one for the home for $1,800 new. Not that particular model. I rented on for $200 for 4 hours and did a pine tree stump that was 30 yrs old and one maple tree. Slow and easy, small cuts. My local guy said people came in screaming it did not worked, JUMPED up and down, etc. He asked how I had no problem. I said "I watched the video on youtube on how to use it. Slow steady cuts a little at a time". He laughed.
Now I bought one for under $1,500 that's a 13hp from home depot. I've done friends stumps for $100 so it's paid for itself 3 times over.
thekingtroll2 I gotcha man. Thought you were referring to this machine specifically. That’s good to know though. I didn’t realize you could even get a stump grinder at that price point. Thanks for the info.
That is $13k to $18k used for that machine. I would love to have one. The small walk behind grinders are a pain.
$1,800 huh? I'd love to know where you sources these for that price. as they're $18,000+ straight from baretto. (Well worth the money too)
What kind of camera and editing software do you use. I need something basic and user friendly.
I use Filmora. You can download it online. Its super easy to use, its inexpensive (a lifetime subscription is like $70 bucks or so) and there are a ton of tutorials on youtube so if you want to learn how to do something or have questions, answers are easy to find. Hope this helps! Thanks!
@@idigit4967 thanks. Do you use an iPhone or just some type of dedicated camera?
@@wpog8453 I use a GoPro Hero6 with a tripod and/or a bunch of various mounts.
@@idigit4967 gotcha. Thanks. Do you just use a Windows laptop to do your editing?
@@wpog8453 Yep. But of you want to film in 4k a powerful desktop is probably what you need. I film everything in 1080 @ 60fps.
Why do you grind the dirt? It is a rental right?
Wasn't really trying to grind the dirt, I was just trying to grind it as far below grade as possible and grind up the outer roots as well.
@@idigit4967 I know, always get some with lots of roots avobe the ground. It is a pain. ..
you did great
Thanks Rich! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
@@idigit4967 ive done hundreds u for hire! :)
@@binellishtr Not with this piece of equipment currently. I rented this to do a project for my parents but I really liked this Barreto and would love to have one!
where can you take the teeth to get sharpened?
I think you have to send them off somewhere. Stanley Genadek did a vid with some guys that made their own home-made sharpener for stump grinding teeth but viewers were quick to point out that this is not advisable as these teeth are likely made out of tungsten carbide metal which is hazardous when the dust is aerosolized and breathed in.
most teeth for stump grinders are one time use and cant be sharpend. there made to be used and then scraped after use because of the hard material there made out of.
@@jeromyw385xp scrapped vs scraped , they're vs there, sharpened vs sharpend
@@vashon100 oh big deal so my Grammer is not level 20 collage like yours is so bite me
@@jeromyw385xp Don't give up on yourself, you can still learn 6th grade spelling. grammar, college
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time lapse is ok, but too much blabla
You are hitting fat lighter