You can sharpen the factory teeth. There is a video of a guy doing and having success with it. He used a angle grinder and a concrete grinder wheel. He would grind the bottom of the tooth flat and then go around the outside of the tooth. Just throwing that out there if you want to save the old teeth.
I researched this topic and I found that the 500 series are recommended on these smaller machines under 20 hp. The more horse power you have then the bigger size teeth you can run.
I don't run in commercially, and I already broke the brake off of mine, but you probably could, although if I were trying to make money off of stump grinding commercially I would want something a bit bigger and more industrial. This machine is great for a sheepdog though.
Hey brother, thank you for the tutorial, it was very thorough and helped me out a lot. Keep on grinding! 👍
I have the conversion as well, the only thing I don't like is it seems to take about 3/4 of an inch off the circumference of the cut.
You can sharpen the factory teeth. There is a video of a guy doing and having success with it. He used a angle grinder and a concrete grinder wheel. He would grind the bottom of the tooth flat and then go around the outside of the tooth. Just throwing that out there if you want to save the old teeth.
Thanks for the plug for my vid jshorts101! 😁😉
How do I know what size to put on my grinder has 14 inch wheel it’s a stumper sp-H 20 kinda like a Rayco rg20
I researched this topic and I found that the 500 series are recommended on these smaller machines under 20 hp. The more horse power you have then the bigger size teeth you can run.
I just bought this same exact stump grinder. I see you have a link for the teeth themselves in the description, but where do you buy the pockets from?
You can get the pockets from Amazon as well. There is another company called Foards that have them as well. Hope this helps.
Not much said about the 3rd predrilled hole
Great video! where did you get the pockets from? Thanks!
Got them from Foards online. You can also get them on Amazon as well. Have a good day!
I just went to the site. Thanks man. Also you have great videos!
you make any money (profitable) with that little machine?
I don't run in commercially, and I already broke the brake off of mine, but you probably could, although if I were trying to make money off of stump grinding commercially I would want something a bit bigger and more industrial. This machine is great for a sheepdog though.