Wow, I didn't even know there was something like this out there. Crazy process! That machine is a monster!!! Great video, actually relaxing to just sit back and watch in 2 speed.

@MyLooneyBin

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!!

Impressively done!

@MyLooneyBin

3 жыл бұрын

thanks man

this was so cool to watch

@MyLooneyBin

3 жыл бұрын

it is oddly satisfying

Sir, I have quite a few pine tree stumps to remove. They vary in size and must go prior to erecting a metal garage. I enjoyed and learned from your demonstration of the SC252 stump grinder in action. I intend to rent the same grinder from a local equipmet center to eliminate my tree stumps. I'm assuming the length of your video is an approximate time period required to remove a 24" stump with roots, therefore, I'm thinking I may need to rent a grinder for 2 days to complete my mission. The metal garage folks recommended I grind down all stumps 8 inches below the surface then lay a firm aggregate base as a solid foundation prior to having a concrete slab poured. So, your video gave me a good idea as to how much time required to grind pine tree stumps. I'm in NC and have similar trees and soil conditions. I viewed your video several times in its entirity to get an idea of how it's done and how long it takes to grind a stump. Have a fine week. Thanks for the video. 👍🏽🤠 9/2/23

@MyLooneyBin

10 ай бұрын

awesome, glad it helped, and yes, this was shot in upstate SC, so very close

Cute machine I use to have one like that many many years ago . That looks just like a property in South Carolina that I knocked on the door and asked to do their stumps and he also had a grinder like that too. I also quoted to cut trees too. Hummm I wonder…

@MyLooneyBin

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe so! Yea it is probably best for tight spots or areas where you want as little damage as possible to the grass

That looks like nice soil underneath the stump. How do you grind when there’s cobble/rocks below the stump.

Since the roots are right onthe surface, could you just move about 2' back from the end of the root, bring the blade down to chop it off, then lift it out of the ground?

@MyLooneyBin

2 жыл бұрын

Good question there is a center root that runs pretty deep

@martybeckman5178

Жыл бұрын

yes and sometimes when you do that the root will come more to the top of the ground and then doing it again til it remains under the ground i call it chasing roots cut one and another one pops up out of the ground LOL and I still love grinding stumps

I have one in the front yard that needs itz

@MyLooneyBin

3 жыл бұрын

I got a bunch out back!!!

What happens if your wheels drop into the dip?

@MyLooneyBin

2 жыл бұрын

As you're going you can see what's going on. I usually pull some of the shavings back into the hole to prevent that

How do you price your stumps I’m new to the business buying a grinder tomorrow

@MyLooneyBin

2 жыл бұрын

Best thing to do is call around I. The area and see what others are charging. But you can also decide how long it takes to grind a stump, and then come up with a value based on that time. (throw in a little extra to cover has and new cutting teeth)

What type of teeth are those my 252 with needles teeth cuts way slower than that

Keep em teeth razor sharp😸😸😸

@MyLooneyBin

2 жыл бұрын

Teeth make a big difference. Need a teeth sharpening video and ow many times they can be sharpened

I own a SC252 but i am wondering how come you can run less cutter teeth than mine has I am running 16 total cutting teeth

@MyLooneyBin

Жыл бұрын

These trees are pretty soft

What's the average grinding time per stump of that size?

@MyLooneyBin

3 жыл бұрын

30 minutes once you get used to the controls. Good blades help as well.

@martybeckman5178

Жыл бұрын

depends how deep and how big that stump is I have spent 2 hours on one 80 inch stump with getting shaving out of the way that are going under the machine

@martybeckman5178

Жыл бұрын

also Pine Trees are soft wood and if it was a oak or other hard wood it takes longer but i am not forcing the machine to be hard on it so some seems to cut better and faster I been in this business now for about 5 years and i love it some stumps just take longer the least time i spent on a 23 inch stump was 30 /40 minutes and the whole job was done cleaned up and got paid and left

Perhaps I am mistaken, but the teeth seem dull in this video. It seems the machine is not cutting, more beating the stump up.

missed some

i want to know has this guy had issues with grinder being pulled / caught / jumps on the stump and goes into the hole that is being Ground out and one or either side of the tire drops in one side of the hole and over the machine goes on its side.... OPS !! I am guilty !!!! freaky as it gets took to big of a bite cutting an caught an pulled machine forward and got one wheel in hole and tipped over,, Believe me It Happens SO FAST

@MyLooneyBin

Жыл бұрын

we never had issues, but always put new teeth on it, he didn't let them get too dull

@MyLooneyBin

Жыл бұрын

plus, it was pine, not all that hard

@martybeckman5178

Жыл бұрын

@@MyLooneyBin I understand about pine is soft wood and shape cutter teeth, But , My question was has he had one wheel drop in the ground out hole and tipped over the grinder ?? I have !!!!!! NOT A GOOD FEELING AND SIGHT TO SEE

I cringe every time you engage the wheel at full throttle. must be a rental

@MyLooneyBin

3 ай бұрын

Great comment, no, we were just trying to learn how to use it, but for others that read these comments, now they know! Don't engage the blade at full throttle!

Do you have autosweep disabled on this one?

@MyLooneyBin

Жыл бұрын

Not sure. I was at my brother in laws. I will check.