Posted by Bill Longstreet on September 28, 2009 at 20:27:26 from (148.188.144.50):
In Reply to: how to get stumps out posted by jr ford on September 28, 2009 at 16:21:17:
I have been grinding stumps over 25 years. We have used an excavator at times but then you still have the stump to deal with. It takes a long time to burn them and most of the mulch makers won�t take them because of all the dirt stuck to them. Up north they use them to make fence rows out of. If you take the time to grind them you can just mix the grinding back in to the dirt. With a good machine it dose not take that long. This past weekend I ground 54 stumps at 11 different locations. It took six machine hours and 11 gallons of diesel to get it done.
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