Stump grinding techniques and advice Part 2

Should you rent a stump grinder and some tips on how to grind a Tree stump if it's your first time?
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[@davidwelday3276]

I just bought a 14 hp from Lowes, and I got a giant hackberry stump to grind away on and several smaller. It would cost way too much to rent a machine to get it done. Maybe after Im done I'll rent myself out.

[@boostedmk7112]

Stump grinding for my first time I have 10 stumps lined up you help me a lot !

[@mustangrebuilder]

Let me know how it goes

[@user-rm5mm1pi5d]

Good advice, Adam! I've had several people call me because the rental units grinders are all but useless due to dull teeth. Keep up the good work!

[@mustangrebuilder]

Thanks 👍

[@mikesorg6746]

As always, informative!

[@mustangrebuilder]

Thanks again!

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

great video!

[@mustangrebuilder]

Chris great to hear from you and I hope you can come to the TCI show in St.Lewis Nov 17 th

[@davidwander3033]

I’m was a FF EMT- Paramedic that worked for Leon Valley FD in San Antonio. I left there and worked as a Contract Medic in Afghanistan/ Iraq for three years. Now I’ve been offshore Medic / Safety for 18 yrs and plan to retire in two years . I currently live in Virginia and interested in starting my business in stump grinding. Trees are cut down or fall all the time. How do I go about getting clients? Also what is brand and model of machine do you operate? Thanks David

[@mustangrebuilder]

Bandit 2550

[@vebnew]

Thanks

[@mustangrebuilder]

No problem

[@russellwadsworth2544]

You tha man. Quick question best stump grinder for side business??

[@mustangrebuilder]

to start that would be the Bandit sg40

[@ryanschultz6146]

On a 2550 bandit what is a more productive cutter wheel to purchase? The revolution or the green tooth wheel? I run a rayco rg45 and rg100. Considering a bandit machine to escape belt and bearing maintenance as long as the 2550 is as productive as what I use currently. Thanks in advance.

[@mustangrebuilder]

What is soil like? If lots of rocks go new river

[@ryanschultz6146]

@@mustangrebuilder it's not Rocky soil. Just wanting most productive machine possible to replace my rg45.

[@mustangrebuilder]

I find the green's are just a tad faster but I no longer have to replace bolts and pockets just a tooth here and there and I can sharpen on the machine with a diamond wheel faster or should I say edge up a tooth in 30 seconds Oh and I found a new diamond wheel for under 12 bucks that I will be testing in a few weeks@@ryanschultz6146

[@myfaithtestimony2336]

Hey man! Question for you.
I run an SG 40. I remember hearing you say in a video where to buy a cheaper backup belt. Do you by chance have a link to that?
Looking to have a spare cutter wheel belt but I guess it wouldn't hurt to have the other also.
Thanks man

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[@penguinistas]

Excellent information as always Adam, God bless you. A long arch length along the cutting wheel really bogs down the machine.
On our SC1102 the cutting wheel is about 30 inches in diameter. Near the bottom of the cut I like to pull the machine back from the stump about 1 inch, to shorten the arch length. It seems to reduces the drag.
I would be tempted to "invite" the trolls to make a video that was "better" than yours so that your 10,000 subscribers can watch and provide "helpful" feedback. Just a thought...
We appreciate you Adam, God bless.

[@mustangrebuilder]

As always thank you my friend