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  1. 12-24-2001, 07:13 PM #1
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    Stump Grinder/ Chainsaw

    Anyone use one of these ever?
    http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1313962191
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  2. 12-24-2001, 08:25 PM #2
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    Looks like a modified concrete saw, but is the blade damaged?
    That is probably real expensive to replace. It may take a big bite,
    but it would still seem tedious to use.
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  3. 12-24-2001, 08:27 PM #3
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    Hi Darren, I bet it rattles the living snot right out of the saw.
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  4. 12-24-2001, 09:34 PM #4
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    really looks more like a 3120 powerhead than a 272 - or is it just the filterassembly from a cutting saw that makes it look so strange?
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    These were for the landscaper/groundskeeper market. That is a 272 powerhead and they work pretty well for smaller stumps. The whole idea is that you could get one into a tight spot without tearing up a lawn. They were hard on crankseals from what I have been told. Russ
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    These were for the landscaper/groundskeeper market. That is a 272 powerhead and they work pretty well for smaller stumps. The whole idea is that you could get one into a tight spot without tearing up a lawn. They were hard on crankseals from what I have been told. Russ
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  7. 12-26-2001, 02:30 PM #7
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    They used to popular rental grinders but they stopped making them , I think because the gears tore up so easily or something like that. Can't find them anymore, I tried to find one to rent last year and couldn't.
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