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Dave Mischler

10-28-1998 07:43:27

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I had about 100 stumps 4 to 8 inches in diameter in what will be my dog training field. I bought a middle-buster and
mounted a cultivator sweep on it, and turned it around. With a 12-inch cultivator sweep I can dig about 10 stumps
per hour by backing up to the stump and digging the roots out and lifting the stump out with the hydraulics. I rarely
use the chain at all. I have broken quite a few bolts, though.

I have about 40 stumps to go. Anybody got any comments or ideas to add?

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Reddog

11-04-1998 09:50:07

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Re: Stump Digging/Pulling in reply to Dave Mischler, 10-28-1998 07:43:27

: I had about 100 stumps 4 to 8 inches in diameter in what will be my dog training field. I bought a middle-buster and
: mounted a cultivator sweep on it, and turned it around. With a 12-inch cultivator sweep I can dig about 10 stumps
: per hour by backing up to the stump and digging the roots out and lifting the stump out with the hydraulics. I rarely
: use the chain at all. I have broken quite a few bolts, though.

: I have about 40 stumps to go. Anybody got any comments or ideas to add?

Sounds like your doing ok. Unless I want to cultivate the land I usually just cut the stumps
flush with the ground (as close as I can get without getting dirt on the chainsaw chain) and
let nature take care of the rest.

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Unabomber

10-28-1998 23:41:00

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Re: Stump Digging/Pulling in reply to Dave Mischler, 10-28-1998 07:43:27

Dynamite is quicker and so much more FUN!

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I D

10-28-1998 10:14:06

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Re: Stump Digging/Pulling in reply to Dave Mischler, 10-28-1998 07:43:27

: I have about 40 stumps to go. Anybody got any comments or ideas to add?

Sounds like it works maybe try hard bolts

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