Posted by RichS on July 18, 2019 at 05:06:35 from (67.143.192.7):
In Reply to: Stump grinders posted by vapet on July 17, 2019 at 11:21:55:
I have a Miller Pro-150, needs 75-150 hp, 1000 rpm PTO, 3 remotes, weights 2370lbs, 30 inch cutting wheel. Takes longer to move to stump and position (Minutes) than to get rid of stump. Hydraulic positioning of cutting disc with swing, lift, and telescoping functions, all controlled from the tractor. Cuts up to 36" stumps without repositioning. Pine stumps up to 30" takes 1-2 minutes to grind 10" below ground level. Old oak stump, cut for a year or two takes 3-4 minutes, green oak takes a little longer. Have ground 400-500 stumps, in East Texas edge of the Piney woods. This is a stump eating machine.
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