[phideaux]

Yes , I used one with extend a hoe once,
That's the way to go, especially for reaching across he creek.

I have not started looking around yet, waiting for warmer weather...its coming a small blizzard here at the moment.

There are always a bunch of them for sale around my area, so hopefully Ill be able to find one easy and cheap.

Buy a good one that's dirty , cheap, clean it up and make money.

Jim

 

[Meerkat]

We have wild cherry trees that keep coming back. I dig around the stump off and on for years and finally they gave up and died. I use to use an axe but those days are over for me. The vibration hurt me a whole lot more than it did the stump.

 

[phideaux]

Pour some muratic acid on those stumps, they will stop coming back.




Jim

 

[Justaguy987]

I saw this a while back. Might be worth a shot.

 

[jnrdesertrats]

I saw this a while back. Might be worth a shot.

That is cool, but my stumps are bigger and my truck is smaller. Maybe that would work with the neighbors tractor tho.

 

[jnrdesertrats]

That was pretty cool I wonder how much all that stuff would cost. It looks like having them removed whether I rent something or pay someone would be around 4 to 5 hundred dollars.

 

[UncleJoe]

If you're considering going the stump grinder route, you might want to just have someone come in and do it for you. Rental places are notorious for letting the teeth on their machines get dull and not replacing them. It's really frustrating trying to grind a stump with dull teeth. It could end up taking a couple hours (depending on the size of the stump) to get just one done.