New Stump Grinder! Low Cost! Let's Try It!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Tractor Time With Tim tries out the new Baumalight Stump Blaster Stump Grinder.
New features include Quick Hitch Compatibility, and a slip clutch replacing the older shear bolt design.
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Grew up playing on an old 720 (non-working) parked under a tree on family farm. Great time with good memories.
That was an impressive tool and video. It was nice to see the other John Deere tractors too. I would imagine you have helped a lot of people pick out the proper attachments they “need”.
I love those 2cyl John Deere’s
We used to use A 720 with A single bottom plow in people’s backyard vegetable gardens where there wasn’t room for the bigger tractor
We've got a Shaver MV50 for the 5320, which I had at my house for a couple weeks a year and a half ago. Traded my neighbor him using his bucket truck to take down my pine tree (can't drop it any direction in one piece) for taking out 6 Ash stumps in his yard. They were all 2-3.5ft diameter. Even with that setup, it took a whole day to grind them all up. The dead Ash was suuuuuper hard! So much repositioning on those big ones!
Nice. Enjoyed the ending. My dad had his John Deere “60” restored years ago. He drives it through the parade every year.
Yeah your customer is right, I am one of those guys you have helped out. You deserve all the wealth, health, and prosperity you have put in the time and entrepreneurs are always tired but we keep moving forward AVANTI!
if you ever turn wood on a lathe you'd find that hardwood is much easier to shave than softwood. Softwood just comes out in noisy chunks; hardwood peels off. Try turning a piece of pine on a lathe........nightmare! You could also try carving maple vs. pine and see which one works better. The pine just chips apart because of the softness and big airy grain structure. My 2 cents. cheers.
Can't WAIT to finish the restoration of grand dad's OLD 720 loved hearing that one
i bought the 1p24 stump grinder from green dealer because of tim and his wife. i wish i could really get across to them how much i appreciate their hard work in putting out videos and helping people like me get a better deal on an implement. i also really appreciate the bible verses at the end. it blesses my heart. i pray that the good that you sow will reap ten fold.
Vinson, that is the most kind and generous comment we have seen in a long time.
Thanks for supporting the channel by purchasing the 1P24 from shopgreendealer.com/ttwt
When I first started watching the video I was like there’s no way that grind is going to do a good job on that small tractor but I got to say I was very surprised. Looks like it worked really well. I rented a 35hp Vermeer grinder a few years ago. One of the ones you stand next to. But man that thing was a handful to control if you cut down too much she would dig in and pull the whole machine forward. Love the old John Deere at the end nothing like the sound of a Johnny popper.
Love the sound of an old popping JOHN
God bless you, Tim! I would be lost in tractor world without you.
Thanks for the kind words!
It almost looks like a blower attachment would be nice. That way you can actually see what you are doing.
I purchased a Woodland Mills stump grinder for my 1025R 2 years ago. Does a very good job and is quite similar to the Baumalite in function and operation.
Hi Donald, I have a Kubota BX and looking at the woodland mills. Do you find the bouncing and rattling around tough on the tractor. Just curious about real user feedback before I purchase. Thanks
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It does shake a bit, but no problems so far. Have removed about 50 stumps of various sizes. Taking a little smaller bight will get rid of most of the shaking.
The wm24 is made in China... The baumalight is made in Canada... Easy choice for us.....😊
I would love to see the other grinder I have a gear Tracter so this type won’t do me any good still love to watch y’all’s videos
Aw man...and after I bought a non-quick hitch compatable one last year for my 1025. Actually, the first thing I did was make a easy rolling cart for the Stump Blaster out of a 2x4, plywood and 4 heavy duty casters. Makes hookup almost as easy as a quick hitch. Gotta go...more stumps to grind!
Sounds like a great idea!
Good morning Tim,
Thanks again for making these videos. Your first video on the first version was the reason I bought my stump grinder. I went with the woodland Mills Version. I've only gotten to use it once so far but was super impressed. Its reassuring to see someone use it on a similar tractor (I have a yanmar 424). I was alittle worried about the size of the machine. Again thanks for the great tips and advice. Keep up the great work.
Would definitely like to see a 3P24 on the 2038R and an explanation of why it works on that tractor but not on the 1025R - I think I get it but that sounds like a big deal in deciding between the 2 as I'm trying to do. I like the idea of being able to swing the grinder side to side & wasn't aware that was an option except on something like Vinny. Will keep an eye out for that video hopefully.
Been wanting to get a grinder, and a few bucks later it is being shipped. Will have a real test of it with a 6'+ diameter oak stump once it's not a mud hole outside! Thanks for getting these accessible online Tim.
Congratulations! A 6' diameter oak will take you awhile. Be patient! ...but you'll getter done!
One of the most satisfying sounds on Earth. Love the old 2 cylinder Johnny! Or is it Grand Johnnys
Keep healthy Tim and family, enjoy the videos
Dude, I envy you the 720. Stuff like that is what I learned on. Spent many hours on an international 1260.
Almost like Classic Tractor Fever! A channel I watch! Love old tractors!! I grew up with old tractors!
Another great implement allowing these little tractors to get things done. In my situation it is hard to offset the cost for a few stumps but at least I know that I do have options. Thanks for the video and bringing some sanity to our quarantine.
We decided to go forth with our normal video approach. We are not in denial...just trying to provide entertainment without reminding folks of the situation!
What a cool video, especially the 720 at the end. Thanks Tim👍
That 2 cylinder brings back sounds of my childhood, hearing the farmer next door mowing his 50 acres. Unmistakable. 👍
Now that you have ground them down, pile up the chips and light a fire to them. They will burn down a lot further so as not to rot and keep sinking. Great new product Tim. Nice tines on Jason's grapple!
I just purchased a very similar grinder from a different vendor.... works great. I have 300 stumps to remove on my lot.... Maybe 280 to go.
Glad to see where I can buy the stump grinder. Last year went to a local dealer did not know they were a baumalite dealer but baumalite web site said they were took a day to call me back was given price over 4000 dollars
Sorry to hear that Janet! You wouldn’t believe how much effort TTWT exerted to get this setup, but we’re happy with the result. This is a low cost solution which works very well!
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$2469 and feee shipping. ...and you support our channel that way too!
I have a woodland mills WG24 stump grinder on a 2032r which is the same pull behind with no extra hydraulics needed. Love the thing. Over the course of a weekend we easily went through over 200 Pine stumps
Hey Justin, do you find the woodland mills WG24 hard on the tractor itself? I have a small BX series Kubota and have been thinking about picking up this grinder. Several spruce stumps and ash to grind. Just curious if all the bouncing and rattling takes it toll?
Thanks
Remember, the WG24 is made in China. The Baumalight is made in North America. The Baumalight is less expensive when purchased via shopgreendealer.com, and comes with 6 replacement teeth included!
Yes, these little grinders shake the tractor. Not sure that any long term damage results. Lots of folks are using them nearly full time for this.
@@TractorTimewithTim Tim is this US dollars or Canadian?
US dollars. Are you in Canada?
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes sir, you had me sold but with conversion and brokerage, would cost $1000 plus more than WG24
Moore on that 720 JD. Lift the hood, show the engines, pull something whit it. After all you are the Tractor Time channel😉.
I love that little backpack thing!!
Please let me lend some advice. That Stihl powersweep works great for alot of things. Used like this, is not one of them. A pitchfork would've won the match. For cleanup and sweeping it back up of the turf, it's fine. For removing gravel out of grass, like from plowing, there's nothing better for cleaning ditches and stuff. Now, for the advice. Loosen the attachment end up and rotate it 180 degrees so it runs backward. Now you are pulling it. When you pull it, you're now able to stand up straight, you're not wearing yourself out pushing and lifting it, and it pulls with essential the resistance of a leaf rake. You only need to run these about 1/4 to 1/3 throttle (on the gas models). These things are worth their weight in good when used like this. 😉
The Sthil broom looked like it worked well. Great video Tim!
Hey, Vinnie is still the better grinder!
Hi Tim,
Awesome review of the stump grinder. Christy get a A+ for her video work!
Looks like a nice unit. I'm curious about how the teeth are to sharpen. Did you get a chance to see how dull they got after these six stumps?
The Stihl power broom looks like a neat tool. First time I ever saw it moving heavy dirt and chips.
I don’t know much about sharpening the teeth other than it can apparently be done. Not totally sure it is practical.
Great product Tim. Thanks for the video. Stay well.
i would like to see the larger stump grinder in action
Enjoy the video...thanks for the work you folks do to entertain us 👍
Love the sound of the 720
Great video , I loved the JD720, Thanks Tim
Thanks again for a great video. Interesting to see you use the same cutting techniques as machinest use on metal...they avoid "climb cutting" unless it is for a very fine cut to produce a finish...and their mounting is much more fixed. The slip clutch looks like the same kindve had on our mowing machine...adjust it now and then and no troubles. Replaced the clutches now and then...no problem.
The Bible verse was absolutely perfect. These seem to be those kinds of times...ecclesiastical...time to for all seasons...when we figure out what season this one is, we can move forward in faith.
I'd like to see the 3p24. I've got a bigger tractor with multiple remots, so it'd be an easy fit for me.
When i was a youngster 60+ years ago before the country got crazy my dad would blow stumps with Dynamite he used
His 730 John Deete
Diesel to pull the stumps to the Burn pile
Good morning Tractor time with Tim
Looks like a good stump grinder for the price. And that old 720 sure sounded good!
I have a 2038R and I’m trying to decide between this stump grinder and the 3g24 version
Ok. I think I can help.
1) do you have 2 rear scv’s? You need 2 to run 3p24?
2) Can you handle the price of the 3p24? If so, then you will like it much better.
3) do you have only a few stumps to grind, and are you willing to take more time to grind them? Is this tine of less value than the $$ required for 3p? If so, stick with the 1p.
Overall, the 3p24 is worth the extra money...but not if you won’t be grinding many stumps.
3p24 will take more storage space.
Do you find it difficult to turn around to watch a rear attachment? DEFINITELY choose the 3p24! You can operate from off the tractor!
Does this help?
A much better chipper in the fact it goes thru the stump rather than chipping from the edge and go through the entire stump. Much better concept.
the big toys start at the other side of the stump. Nice shots Christy 👍
Power sweeps r great for rocks in grass after winter plowing
I’m going to get a stump grinder for my 4052R. I have a lot of stumps to grind and am concerned about not only visibility from the cab, but also having to turn around all the time. I was hoping you would test out a camera with monitor to see how that would work. Enjoyed the video and of course the Johnny Popper at the end....gotta love that. Blessings to you folks!
We will test a camera system with it as soon as we can. We have the cameras.
Tractor Time with Tim Great, thanks!
I myself would love to see the 3p 24 operated
seeing that jd 720 pony motor reminded me of the old pony motors i had run on some dozers yrs ago.
Love the old Deere we had a old tractor that had a pony moter on it an a old bulldozer that was the same way hard to start but would work all day and never stop 🚜🚜🚜🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I personally would not use a 3 point Stump Grinder. That was really vibrating Johnny pretty hard! I'd rather spare my Tractor and rent one. Just sharing my thoughts! Appreciate your videos, I've learned a lot!
Great job Tim and Cristy!!! Love spring time. Can't wait for the spring to start though lol.
Tim great with a cab it would be harder but sill would beat doing it by hand
God Bless
PaK
This one seems to grind smoother than the woodland mills from the videos I've seen.
That grapple is not a brush grapple but a general use grapple. It's bending because of trying to go into the dirt which it was meant to only skim the ground based on its design.
It bent because it wasn’t built strong enough.
Meanwhile, it is crazy heavy!
Potential may have about 50 stumps to remove....maybe. we would probably dig them up though. The other thing is were up in Washington and there MASSIVE TREES!!!!!! Stumps at least 2ft wide. Mostly cedar, for, and a lot of huge huge monstrous cotton wood
That's a great attachment, if you have a lot of tree's...And if you can trailer your tractor around you would only have to grind 50 stumps to break even at $50 a stump.
Tim , how many stumps do they rate those cutters for?
Would love to see the other type of stump grinder
I have a miller pro 75 3 point hitch stump grinder on a ford 4610 the best 3 point grinder out there
Hardwood and softwood are not how hard the wood is but the family they are in. Balsa is classed as a hardwood no matter how soft it is.
@1:16 love your reference to Tool Time haha
Hi Tim and Christy nice video but i do like that power sweeper and the stump grinder get the work done you cant ask for more than that
Looks and functions just like my Woodland Mills grinder.
I've found if you have another person with a backpack blower moving the chips away as you grind...its a bit more efficient😀😀
That's a nice chipper. It went through those stumps easily.
I wish it was 2500. Went to the site you suggested, and it's listed at a whopping 3600.
Tim if you could only pick one tractor and two implements, what would you pick?
Oh my! Too many variables! But I would likely start with 2038r or 3046r.
Nice stump grinder Tim I thought it did a good job .Tim I think you need to get a vintage john deer tractor thanks for the videos buddy
Just wondering if you have thought about mounting like a backup camera so you don't have to twist your back as much. I know you can buy one now you put a battery in the camera and the screen just plugs into your 12v outlet. Just a thought.
Yes. We will try that in the future.
Sorry for the noob question but why does it have to be a hydrostatic transmission?
So that you can creep forward, stop, etc smoothly all while running full throttle.
You guys show some great equipment
thats a sweet piece of hardware
Nice job. Very nice tool. Somewhat affordable.
Hey Tim. Did you have to shorten the drive shaft on that setup with the 1025R and the quick hitch?
Yes.
Just want to say thank you for getting me such a great price for this grinder. It works so good!!!
Congratulations! Spread the word on FB!
I know you don't have many rocks over that way but any word on how that would handle hitting a rock beside a stump? In western Pennsylvania almost every tree has pushed a rock or 2 up along side it's stump. I would really like one but I feel like the cutter teeth wouldn't last /handle hits like that.
Well, you DO get 6 replacement teeth with the unit.
Well I finally traded in my little mahindra since our local dealer left the area making parts and service a real pain and I really did like my little red tractor but ive watched your videos so much I ended up with a 2025r just dropped off a few days ago already 3 hours on it and I gotta say it's a substantial difference in a machine that was the same hp as my red one but curious since you run a 1025 do you think my 2025 would be able to really run that grinder without killing the tractor
Oh, you will likely kill the tractor at times, but no worries. 2025r will work well with the grinder.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks for the quick reply I'm considering starting a landscape business where I live and thought it would be something nice to offer since the closest one around that does it is over an hour away from where we live
Start on the other side of the stump so the grinder teeth make contact with the stump on the down stroke instead of the up stroke. That is how a traditional stump grinder works.
Jeremy Millner ....did you note that the grinder teeth are on the face on grinder wheel towards the tractor!....starting on the other side as you suggested , there wouldn’t be any grinding teeth against the stump as the tractor backed up!.....however due to the spinning cutter wheel it might work better if they started on one side of the stump rather than in the middle......
Great job guys. Tim and His Tools!! Stay safe ya'll. Will be praying for ya!
Any chance of seeing a close up picture of the disc and the teeth when they aren't moving. I'm particularly interested in the rake angle and projection of the teeth . Thanks Tim.
Why?
Tractor Time with Tim...why not?
@@TractorTimewithTim I am a woodworker and woodworking machinery repairman. I am very interested in the angle of attack of the teeth to the end grain stump. Are the teeth angled forward or backward? Generally in woodworking machinery when teeth angle forward it's a much more aggressive cut but can be somewhat uncontrollable. Teeth that lean toward the back the cut is slower, easier to control but will take longer. Trade off's. You want the tooth design to be aggressive enough to do a proper job without being so aggressive as to become difficult to control. G.
@@TractorTimewithTim I went to the manufacturer's website , which I should have done first so as to not waste your time Tim; and got the still pictures I was hoping for.
Great video Tim, does the stump grinder work best with an indexable 3pt or does it matter. My tractor doesn't have an indexable 3pt. That's a good looking attachment and a whole lot cheaper than buying a regular stump grinder. Thanks brother have a good day
Would be a bit easier with ‘indexable’ 3 pt :-) but it will work with yours.
Tim does the stump grinder work as good as the video shows
Wayne, we do our best to be honest in EVERY video. Our reputation is all we have...if we are not trustworthy, no one would watch us!
We have MANY videos showing this grinder in action. Please check em all out. Hopefully that will be enough to make you comfortable with it. This grinder is a TREMENDOUS value in my opinion. shopgreendealer.com/ttwt Use code TTWT for a 5% discount. $2469 including free shipping!
Time to look up "Pony motor" Neat old tractor there!
After watching this, I see myself having this to take down any stumps I encounter. After digging some out by hand then winching out, I'd rather use the Baumalight.
Yes, I get it. We started by digging them out too. Digging out takes longer, makes a bigger mess, and then, you are left with a huge stump to get rid of!! This approach works much better for most situations.
Cool attachment, looks like it could beat you up pretty bad.
When are we going to hear your review on the Kombi tools? I have one with multiple attachments. Gotta say I love mine! I used the power sweep on snow, i am done with a snow shovel!! Thinking about getting the broom attachment....
Like the broom. Use it to sweep the shed floor.
I need to figure out how to balance it better. It is heavy on the attachment end.
@@TractorTimewithTim you bet! My gas Kombi is pretty well balanced, and i use the shoulder strap with the big attachments.
Thanks for the reply, would still like to see a review video of the set up!
Godspeed stay safe!
Question. For a 1025r with an iMatch quick hitch did you have to shorten the driveshaft of the BaumaLight 1P24 Stump Grinder?
I can’t remember for sure. I don’t think so.
I can say that cutting a PTO shaft is easily.
Pine sometimes get as hard as a pine knot you will find that out
I understand that the teeth need to run on tall stumps with no rock in order to harden the teeth??
Any info on this Tim?
No rock for the first few hours according to the book.
Tractor Time with Tim thank you.!!
nice job, like this video, always have great videos
What model Tractor are you running the stump grinder with Thank You.
1025r in this episode. We have had it on 2038r as well.
That machine is AWESOME 😎😎😎
Do you know if it would work on my 1025R?
Uh, this is a 1025r.
I wanna see the bigger one!!!!
Tim, how often do you have to sharpen the cutter?
Free is really cheap for you
and the actual retail price for us is a good .
It isn’t ‘free’ for me. I have to do a lot of work to earn it.
hit a cedar pine and you'd think you'd hit steel
Wait until you grind sassafras and it vaporizes the oil into the air. It will burn your lungs, and about take your breath away. Cedar can be overwhelming sometimes also.
Yes i would love to see the other one
This video has outtakes from what looks like an “unboxing” video of the Imatch compatible version. But I can’t find that video, is there a link?
This video IS the I-Match compatible version.
I don’t think I have an unboxing video of it. We DO have several more videos showing this grinder in use...including one released today!
@@TractorTimewithTim I got mine yesterday and realized that it is not really iMatch compatible. It comes with cat 1 top and side links. Traditional cat 1 to cat 3 bushing sets don’t appear to be workable due to the pin length. How did you make yours work on the iMatch? At one point in your video it appeared that your left side pin might not be sitting correctly in the iMatch (11:26). It looks like it might have slipped off the bushing.
@@krullery you can get bushings at tractor supply. Likely need 2 on each side...cat1 to cat 2 and cat2 to cat3.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks Tim. I was hoping for a “cleaner” solution. I contacted the factory in Canada and they are going to talk to the design team to see if they have a better solution or can perhaps produce CAT 1 fo CAT 3 bushings in the proper length. If that doesn’t work out by spring time, I’ll go with the double bushings on each side. Keep up the great work!!!
Good point! Thanks for reaching out to them!