I noticed that every time he took too big of a bite, the video cut to another scene. Guessing it hogged the machine down. Ventrac, do us a favor.... Lets see the video uncut!
I now have done several stumps with my Ventrac stump grinder, and my biggest 6 foot diameter stump, showed me that the chip end, where the chips fly should be designed like a funnel, in other words, be bigger at the chip side, so that as the stump chip pile grows, (chips expand from a dense stump to a pile..quickly,) and the chips clog the chute. So on the next try, make the output end bigger by 2 fold if possible. The design is exactly the opposite of what it should be, the grinder end should be half the size of the opposite grinder end. JMTC
We appreciate the feedback on the stump grinder. We are always trying to improve our products so that the end user is getting the best possible equipment Ventrac is capable of providing.
The grinder wheel really does a nice job making small chips, my diesel has no problem pulling the inertia, but the approach angle matters, since there are no side biting teeth, but then that would make the unit more expensive…the flex frame will lets the wheel grab and deflect into the stump shutting the engine down instantly, that’s more of a challenge with the old 4500 since the steering linkage heim joints are more sloppy.
The creation of a chip collection vacuum system would change the stump grinding game. It looks more possible with this design than the previous one.
If you already have a chip collection chute, why not use the rear vacuum bagger for dust collection?
I noticed that every time he took too big of a bite, the video cut to another scene. Guessing it hogged the machine down. Ventrac, do us a favor.... Lets see the video uncut!
Doing the stumps is the easy part…chasing roots all day gets old real quick!
I would love to hear that 4520 engine rpm when you take a big bite off of that stump. Killing the back round music would help
Graber has the best job in the world!
I like this design much better
Thanks David!
How about a forestry mulching head for the Ventrac?? I think that would be an awesome attachment!! #ventrac
We will forward this to our R&D Team! ✊
@@ventrac THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
The mulching head will complete the Ventrac, making it the #1 choice for medium too small land management jobs.
@@justintrice4983 yes sir I agree 100%
@@ventrac yes, definitely would want a forestry mulching head
I now have done several stumps with my Ventrac stump grinder, and my biggest 6 foot diameter stump, showed me that the chip end, where the chips fly should be designed like a funnel, in other words, be bigger at the chip side, so that as the stump chip pile grows, (chips expand from a dense stump to a pile..quickly,) and the chips clog the chute. So on the next try, make the output end bigger by 2 fold if possible. The design is exactly the opposite of what it should be, the grinder end should be half the size of the opposite grinder end. JMTC
We appreciate the feedback on the stump grinder. We are always trying to improve our products so that the end user is getting the best possible equipment Ventrac is capable of providing.
The grinder wheel really does a nice job making small chips, my diesel has no problem pulling the inertia, but the approach angle matters, since there are no side biting teeth, but then that would make the unit more expensive…the flex frame will lets the wheel grab and deflect into the stump shutting the engine down instantly, that’s more of a challenge with the old 4500 since the steering linkage heim joints are more sloppy.
Looks like it jumps around a lot less than the old attachment how much does the new on weigh
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How many belts did you snap?
The wheel on the grinder goes round and round
Like too demo one,too see different between my older one too new one.
Hey Tom, give your local a dealer a call and see when they will have a new unit to demo! www.ventrac.com/dealers
I am never really impressed when someone demonstrates any cutting tool on Pine! Makes me wonder if there is a reason no Oak Stump was used!