Stump grinding next to fences and foundations
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- Stump grinding next to fences and foundations and what to tell the customers. Know when to walk away from a job and just say no
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Keep up the stump grinding videos, they are awesome. I've only been grinding stumps for 2 years now and I learned most of what I know from your videos, very helpful. THANK YOU!!
That is awesome!
I’m new to stump grinding and your channel has be a huge help of understanding the business from all aspects. I look forward to the new info each week. Quoted a job last week that was butting the brand new fence, I told homeowner to remove section of fence and chicken wire or if not 3-4 inches is as close as I can get. Happy to see from this video I made the right call
Same here! thank you @MustangRebuilder
Great video and advice. Walked away from a job today when the stump was on a steep hill. Safety first.
Mustang - Thank you again for demonstrating the benefits of using the correct equipment and plenty of patience for the more challenging jobs 😊😊😊
Thanks again!
Thanks for great video, it does get tricky sometimes, I have aluminum ramps from a wheelchair ramp I took down for a neighbor,
Another informative video, I'm always looking for helpful tips like these to help my stump grinding
Ground two today with my hand swing near a fence. Used it for good practice to see how close I could get to a mark and how much I could dig into stump for when I HAVE to be close. Good form and patience beats reckless speed every time, doing it right then fast! Appreciate the videos Adam!!
Definitely got to know what to walk away. Better ta cut your losses than have to cut them a check to fit your mess that you should have walked away from the beginning.
Man, that power box scares the hell out if me! Skim for sure!
Seems like a battery powered angle grinder could be pretty useful for that last little bit tucked up under a house or foundation. Us new guys working for the homeowner have to be a bit more accommodating at times!
For sure!
Adam, good information as usual. Taking risks is not worth getting hurt of damaging equipment. I call digsafe to have buried utilities located & marked out. It’s a free service so better to know what your dealing with. Hope the hip is coming along. Fran
Nice precise work. This is something I've always wondered how close I can get to the fence on my machine without tearing it up. I haven't had any jobs quite like that before but I know they'll come. Thanks for the video Adam.
Good information,,thanks so much
Your knowledge/experience, is priceless. Thank you for your sharing!
I appreciate that!
Thank you for the videos
Thank you for the great videos for a beginner like me!
You bet!
Thank u og
Great video. I’m a retired firefighter ( 30 yes ) and do tree work but trying to change over to grinding. Got the old Vermeer 630b for now. I’m in Georgia. Always enjoy your talks. Thanks
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I sent an email back - I hope . If it’s the right address I’ll send my mailing info. Thanks for the sticker. 👍
Good video....
Thanks
Cannot wait till I can upgrade to a machine with a blade!
Given my limited skill with my machine, I would have had to pass on those 2 jobs
It come with practice
@@mustangrebuilder Getting better all the time!
Great video! Turned my first job down today. Just had a bad feeling. To dangerous!!
What’s your machine? Are
You into tree work at all other than stumps?
Bandit 2550 diesel and a zt1844
Awesome stuff dude!! Like always!
Thanks for the visit
LOL I could see and imagine the way that ground would feel. and just waiting to see you sink. nice video like always!
You and me both!
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Thanks Adam, informative video as usual. Thanks for the info, just finished up cherry wood stump up on foundation. Your email helped a bunch... didn’t get as close as you did but it is first year. Baby steps
Awesome, thank you!
Wouldn't the zt be better in those tight spaces?
keep grinding. brother appreciate you responding to personal emails too
Another great video! Thank you for sharing brother. God bless.
Thanks for watching
@@mustangrebuilder Welcome!
Hey godfather I love it! I got a couple more weeks of work I've been on 7-14s for the last 2 months! I'm still thinking that sg40 but do you think I can make a blade for it or what do you think because I would love having a blade but I'm loving that sg40 regardless. I'm still on the path brother! And I watch your videos everytime and listening to every word, as always I appreciate it and thankyou for you taking time out of your day to pass on great advice and wisdom!
You made my day
Hey Adam, couldn’t you cut the upper part of your first stump instead of grinding it all? Unless this was soft wood I believe it would have worth it. Anyway great video to share some of the jobs that are not the more interesting. Cheers!
It had chain link in it
Are there teeth I can buy to grind rocks with my stump grinder
No ..but which machine do you have
Curious what you would charge if you did get your axe out? I always struggle on what to charge for the extra little things the customer wants.
I used to charge $25 buck for each slice with my chainsaw
First off - thank you very much for the wisdom you give new grinders like myself. I have two machines for stumps - a small hand push Ducar grinder for getting into backwards and for places I can’t get my tractor on, I also have a 24” pto driven grinder on the back of my Case tractor for big stumps. I have a loader on the tractor for filling in the hole and taking away the excess material. My big question is when you’re just starting, how do you get enough work to make a real go of this? I’m up in Eastern Ontario and there is a LOT of competition with tree companies that offer grinding and I’m finding if I price myself at what the price stumps at, I’m breaking even or loosing money on the job after a factor in my maintenance, fuel and travel. I wish I had a way to speak with you directly, but at the least I hope you read this comment and can offer some tips. My Facebook page is AG Snow and Stump and my email is agsnowplowing@outlook.com.
For what it’s worth, I do carry full insurance ( 5 mill liability ) and have collage and university degrees in forestry and urban forestry. I’m just a entrepreneur trying to get enough work to make a living.
Best regards
Aaron
You can email me at mustangrebuilder@gmail.com anytime ... one way to get work is you have to sell yourself ..you are the heart and soul of your biz