I wish people wouldn't put music over their grinder/scrapper videos.

I operated a WHO tub grinder 25-30 years ago that had a 14ft diameter rotating tub, 6ft deep that used 12"×8" swing hammers to pulverize the debris. It was powered by a supercharged, twin turboed Detroit diesel V8. You could feel it vibrate the ground for blocks when in operation, baddest piece of machinery I've ever operated. It would process a pile of debris a block wide, half a block deep and 30ft high in about 9 hrs.

I wish these people would stop using a thumbnail image showing a tub grinder that is never featured in the video. False and misleading.

I have to give a big thank you to the people who invented these wonderful machines that have helped people save time and effort.

Столько леса в опилки....ваша Европа без российского газа замерзает, лучше бы на дрова пустили😂😂😂 ну замерзайте, а в России зимой тепло...газ, уголь, дрова всего в достатке

I know most of these are in another country,I would love to get invited over there and watch these in action live.

That stump grinder needs a couple of sheering discs and splitting hook and it would work a lot better.

What happens to all the mulch??? There are hundreds of uses for mulch such as bedding for farm animals and poultry, ground cover around plants, manufacturing of fire wood pellets etc .

Where was the tub grinder used for the picture?

Thanks for the enjoyable video. Those machines sure do the job well.

Where is the tub grinder in the thumbnail? Very disappointing.

My bike triple shaft' to double gear, and one hydraulic assist so it don't drain My battery or My pedal Power 🍁 The Upper Canada KJV* Amen

Holy crap! Let the Big Dogs Eat!!

I worked in South St. Petersburg Florida on location at Lake Maggiore many years ago. One day while my collogue and I were working on some antenna installments we heard this enormously evil, deep, blood curdling roar from across the lake. This was the single most disturbing sound I'd ever heard in my life and still is. Thankfully my collogue takes a minute and recalls what that sound was. It was this beast, or something very, very similar. If you hear this thing from a distance of about a half mile with the added echo and reverb the distance generates it truly sounds like Hell is Belching. He added that they used this to crush and chip giant oak tree stumps, old power posts etc, anything they had to remove from a location to build whatever. I may be wrong, but if my memory serves, the used it to crush concrete chunks also. Cheers!

Been saying it for years.. this is why the Zombie Apocalypse will never be a thing..

I would suggest it's not up to the job of stumps if it needs to have to keep being turned off and reversed. They need a bigger machine.

Adaptation to physical and natural environment from 🔝🎩 to bottom will let ♂️👞 know and understand his wellbeing

I missed the machines you have as a come-on? Stay safe.

"More power!"

Things tend to be fadter when you speed the video up

Espero que plantem a mesma velocidade que destrói.

No wonder wood is so expensive these days. What a waste.

The big red machine near the end was a monster, would really like to know the name of it.

Imagine falling into that machine…..

I’ve a question, just how much HP dose that Morbark thing have

Applicable to chomos too.

2nd question what kind of mill do they use, I’m guessing it’s like a hammer mill

Where is the tub grinder you showed

What is done with all these chips?

Several states are reducing the regs on teens working in settings like this. So far this year we've had three teens slaughtered this way. Is this your idea of A'murika?

Wood murdener😢

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Just like the divorce it was a beautiful tree!!!really sad!!!🤫🔴🫢

Schade um die schönen dicken Baumsrtämme.Ich könnte jede Menge Feuerholz gebrauchen und hier wird alles zerhäckselt.Ach wie schade.