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This doesn't have to do with tractors, but does anyone know an easy way to get stumps out of the ground so I can put in My Septic???

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This doesn't have to do with tractors, but does anyone know an easy way to get stumps out of the ground so I can put in My Septic, I have about 15 and they are all in the way. The problem is that I cannot dig then up because the ground has to be undisturbed to be my leach field... Any ideas?????


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tim

03-11-2002 06:12:26




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 Re: This doesn't have to do with tractors, but does anyone know an easy way to get stumps out of the ground so I can put in My Septic??? in reply to BOB, 03-08-2002 18:01:25  
Try this link.
http://www.fao.org/docrep/q1093e/q1093e05.htm



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John H

03-10-2002 05:58:56




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 Re: Re: This doesn't have to do with tractors, but does anyone know an easy way to get stumps out of the ground so I can put in My Septic??? in reply to mike, 03-10-2002 00:06:44  
Mike, Here in Wisconsin where I live they are very fussy about the ground, no digging or filling in. You can plow or rip the soil before they start laying sand,etc., but that about it. Depending on the guy from the county it can be a rather rigorous inspection.

Thanks.



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Dennis/Ohio

03-08-2002 18:25:25




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 Re: This doesn't have to do with tractors, but does anyone know an easy way to get stumps out of the ground so I can put in My Septic??? in reply to BOB, 03-08-2002 18:01:25  
Hi Bob, Use the hoe thats being used to install the septic dig up the stumps first. Best wishes, Dennis.....



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