Dude, I can’t believe you made this so quickly. This is the time I need for only one of those. I will try the race car thing on my next silver maple. I normally follow the root but it making long wood chips that are harder to pickup with the shovel.

Great job. Sometimes root chasing can be a pain. Having that mini skid is a lifesaver though when dealing with that much volume of chips.

Nice video as usual, I bring massive roots the same way. Grind all roots 1st then grind out the stump itself. Keep’m coming brother

Roots from pines and locust here are a pain in the butt to grind Just did 20 or so for a customer

Amazing job Adam! Thanks for the great advice 👍🏾

I certainly enjoy your videos because you help the community get stronger from your experiences. Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻

Nicely done, sure wish tree company's would leave me some equipment to use hahaha keep up the good work

Grind away! I always hit any surface roots first so they are easy to find. Got the sg 40 pushing 1000 hrs of grinding and a kabota scl1000 to do the heavy lifting!

I'm glad we don't have too many like that in Ohio, at least I haven't seen too many, worst ones I see are maples that make a giant hump under the main stump, but hey I just started back in November and really didn't know much (I still don't but I work my way through) you're videos have helped me so much, I was going to turn down some tip overs because I didn't have a clue how to attack them but I found your video and tried one and it wasn't that bad, I have a small machine an old 252 and I have a friend with a big pull behind Vermeer 50 ho or so, we trade off work depending on who fits best, but anyway your help is priceless to me, thank you