Well here we are using the auger on yesterdays stump. I love watching this thing make the big shavings. So awesome. This is the 16" auger bit. Thanks for watching.
I'm so glad you included the part in the beginning,, it's that other dudes responsibility to clear the area for you to see.. Hope he wasn't expecting a raise or anything for doing a common sense thing,,, like his job!!
I'm so intrigued by these. I've run a big stump grinder. It's a violent process. Throws rocks, makes crazy dust. Maybe, maybe, it's slower, but I'm not so sure...
I like it over a stump grinder, but I don't do tons of stumps. I agree with you about not throwing material all over. I can auger a stump right next to a parked car or next to a house and not worry about damaging anything.
That’s so freakin satisfying! Its like giant pencil shavings. But man what a mess that makes. Not sure what’s better/worse. Stump grinder chips or big shavings.
I know. Its almost hypnotic. I do like watching the shavings come off of it. The nice thing is it doesn't through material everywhere like a stump grinder does.
Yep. I usually leave it there and pile on the rest of the stump in the ground. I tell the home owner to burn it in a month and really get that stump dead with the heat. It usually never does anything after that. No regrowth.
standard flow attachment. Its a post hole auger. And the attachment is a Danuser Stump Planer. Its the best thing I've found for taking out stumps. No flying debris.
I actually tested it out for Danuser and then bought it because I liked it so much. A Danuser dealer can get you one. They have a 10" and this bigger one. its either 16 or 18" I don't remember which it is. Works really good. Im actually using it today for 3 stumps in a building lot.
I'm so glad you included the part in the beginning,, it's that other dudes responsibility to clear the area for you to see..
Hope he wasn't expecting a raise or anything for doing a common sense thing,,, like his job!!
No raises there. It is my brother in law. He helps every once in awhile. But that was his house. Freebie job.
That's great! We'll make more!
Man that is so fun to watch that auger
Yep. I love it.
I'm so intrigued by these. I've run a big stump grinder. It's a violent process. Throws rocks, makes crazy dust. Maybe, maybe, it's slower, but I'm not so sure...
I like it over a stump grinder, but I don't do tons of stumps. I agree with you about not throwing material all over. I can auger a stump right next to a parked car or next to a house and not worry about damaging anything.
That’s so freakin satisfying! Its like giant pencil shavings. But man what a mess that makes. Not sure what’s better/worse. Stump grinder chips or big shavings.
Oh I know it will mesmerize you while you are doing it.
The shavings reminds of those pencil shavings from a small pencil sharpener.
Jason, could your mini excavator run this attachment?
I know. Its almost hypnotic. I do like watching the shavings come off of it.
The nice thing is it doesn't through material everywhere like a stump grinder does.
Much quieter and less violent than a stump grinder. Plus the shavings make it look like you are sharpening a pencil!
yep. the shavings are a little hypnotic
Is the auger head high flow or standard and what does that setup cost
I was running the machine in standard flow. 20 GPM
I wonder if you put the arms in float...?
You can use float or keep down force so the pilot can feed the auger down.
Good fire starter
Yep. I usually leave it there and pile on the rest of the stump in the ground. I tell the home owner to burn it in a month and really get that stump dead with the heat. It usually never does anything after that. No regrowth.
Is that an attachment for a post hole auger motor? Is that machine low flow?
standard flow attachment. Its a post hole auger. And the attachment is a Danuser Stump Planer. Its the best thing I've found for taking out stumps. No flying debris.
Great video
What horsepower is needed for this
I have a 40 horsepower mahindra, would that run this?
Thanks in advance
Maybe the smaller one. I would probably call Danuser tech support. I don't know. They should be able to tell you.
Thank you sir- I will do that@@skidco
Where do you get the bit?
I actually tested it out for Danuser and then bought it because I liked it so much. A Danuser dealer can get you one. They have a 10" and this bigger one. its either 16 or 18" I don't remember which it is. Works really good. Im actually using it today for 3 stumps in a building lot.
Makes a mess and very slow. Wouldn't be any good maybe on a farm. Residential.