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Re: How to remove stumps
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Posted by Sonny on December 23, 2001 at 07:04:31 from (63.24.137.49):
In Reply to: How to remove stumps posted by Sonny on December 22, 2001 at 18:55:17:
Thanks to all for the good advice. I like the burning but I am building a garage over the area and I don't want stumps under it. I am afraid they will rot and leave a hollow spot under the slab floor. Or maybe they won't rot if there is a slab keeping rain out. But then will the termites eat them away? Also I can't burn until after 4PM so it would have to burn away overnight unattended while I get some shuteye. I heard of a long heavy tapered bar with a hinged hook on one end that grabs a stump like a pipe wrench. You hitch horses or a tractor etc. to the other end and drive them around in a circle and twist the stump out. I guess the thing would be like 10 to 20 feet long and heavy. Anybody heard of such a thing?
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