Oh my.......
Or the high HP LP from Europe.
You ever use the Gravely stump grinder attachment?
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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Or the high HP LP from Europe.
You ever use the Gravely stump grinder attachment?
I could use a stump grinder this week but will likely use the excavator instead,don`t have a stump grinder.
Jimmy in NC
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Have not but have talked to those that have. Shaun Kolbus makes/made them. No brakes on the machine make it a handful to run on bigger stumps I hear.
There is a YouTube video I saw
Jimmy in NC
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Yeah... I've seen the unit in person. Its painfully slow. How big are the stumps you want to grind and how many?
Never know......just low enough
Just makes it easier to park farm equipment with out stumps.
Some are tough to stump with a saw
If I had bigger trees , I'd run a bigger bar Lol
And a bigger saw, we got to soon get the saws out to do some more cutting. I got the door for the storage building at the camp, got to get that installed so the shed is watertight for the winter. After that will be firewood season...LOL
Father had one and gave it to his buddy...scrounger friend Dave Small. Guy has a yard full of "acquired" equipment from over the years.
I dunno bout that bigger saw ideer ...
Well you know , Stihl for the win , Sucksavarna for second place if you're a Sucksavarna owner .
Second is not a win so Sucksavarna = Looser ...
That is ,,, unless you're in the biz of repairing = Sucksavarna for the win !!!
We gots bigger saws, no sucksavarnas allowed.
Jimmy in NC
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Tis a Farm Boss 066
I see that's the "Long Bar" model....boat anchor......
If it turns chain and cuts wood, be good enough for the 90% of the population.Tis a Farm Boss 066
pAIge 3 bump to the top HuskaSucksaVarna for second place !!!
Jimmy in NC
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Must be the lousy Chineese parts fault..
Shoulder of the stud stuck in the cover, relief required in cover.
Jimmy in NC
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No. Cram the bar nut on to 150 lb-ft with crap in the threads when installing the bar...pull the nut you get nut and stud.
Looking pretty fall like here!!
The clock is ticking!!!
The clock is ticking!!!
