Stump Grinder for B2650 attachment
- Thread starter HJMay
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http://woodlandmills.ca/product/wg24-stump-grinder/
Check this model out, it's pricing is in CDN$
With hst transmission you could just go as fast as it allows, same as a brush hog, if it starts to bog down just ease up a bit.
Check this model out, it's pricing is in CDN$
With hst transmission you could just go as fast as it allows, same as a brush hog, if it starts to bog down just ease up a bit.
I ran this post a while back about a "Worksaver" grinder on my BX25 --
http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25813&highlight=stump+grinder
I finished my 100 or so pine stumps about a week ago and while the tractor did the job it is pushing that small engine...
http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25813&highlight=stump+grinder
I finished my 100 or so pine stumps about a week ago and while the tractor did the job it is pushing that small engine...
That's a nice stump grinder too, I would guess the B2650 will have a little more power to get through as well. A friend has a bx25d and you need to keep the rpms higher on it than my B2650 did or it bogs down. Even using a 4" wood chipper the B2650 had enough power to feed almost anything that fit in the opening, where the BX25D would stall at times using the same chipper on it. The B2650 is a D1305 where the BX25D is a D902, the extra displacement makes a noticeable difference in torque.
Just got to know about a website (http://www.gardeningnorthside.com.au/) through an article who offers the stump grinding service. For obvious they would be having deep knowledge about the machines too. Or else consult the team you know for to get some better suggestion. This can help you to choose better grinder for yourself.
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I just picked up the Woodland Mills grinder. Have not had a chance to use it yet. The guy I got it from bought it to do 20 poplar stumps. Of course he said it worked great. I did tend to believe him. It's built like a tank. I am gonna run it on a 955 Deere. About 30 hp.
HMJ, save yourself a LOT of money and work.... buy a bag of charcoal and a pint of starter fluid (or use diesel) and chainsaw the stump as close as possible to the ground, thensoak the stump with diesel and then pile the charcoal on it, more starter fluid and set it on fire.
Oh,yeah... also required is your favorite adult beverage and a lawnchair. Do this in the morning. Go to bed at night becauase the hole-in-the-ground ain’t going no-where... but will glow embers all night and the next day, but that stump and the roots will be gone with very little labor or cost on your part.
Oh,yeah... also required is your favorite adult beverage and a lawnchair. Do this in the morning. Go to bed at night becauase the hole-in-the-ground ain’t going no-where... but will glow embers all night and the next day, but that stump and the roots will be gone with very little labor or cost on your part.
BigG
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l2501, FEL, BB, Rotary cutter, rake,spreader, roller, etc. New Holland TL80 A
PA452, I bought a Woodland Mills stump grinder late last summer. Behind my B2650 it works great. there's a little learning curve to finding out how aggressive you can grind with different types of stumps. Even hard ash stumps were no contest for the grinder. Your neck can get strained after a while, so I bought a remote camera setup and installed that this winter. Hopefully that will take the strain off of having to look to the rear so much. Just haven't had the chance to try it out in real life yet.
David