Glad you liked it:)

Right? When we started the channel, before we bought the farm, I figured eventually just stump grinding would be satisfying to watch lol. I might have to add a few more of these as I do them.

I totally agree! And always good to meet a fellow dosko owner! Ours is in the shop currently, some sort of electrical issues when starting. I'll post about it once we get is figured out, see if we can save some folks the same trouble.

The 20hp Honda motor really gets the work done.

That is true, I need to invest in a dump trailer so I can haul it.

I confess... my hippie heart was excited about the wood chips and sawdust 😆

I've taken piles from other jobs and composted them, I love it

Thanks man

Thanks! Feel free to share it with your friends haha.

Groundification I believe. haha. I really enjoy doing it, just running the machine and watching the stumps slowly disappear. I'll throw up more when I do more. I don't usually film it as the jobs aren't normally for people I know, but this was an exception.

Cheers

Thank you, it was fun to switch it up a little.

Right? I'm constantly amazed at how much work it is to produce food of any sort, and how little people pay for it.

Not yet, although I plan on ordering new teeth next month just to have a spare set on hand.

Do you have one you recommend?

Thanks! It was fun haha.

@@FlannelFarms 😉😉😉

I like it a lot, a little slow compared to some larger machines but perfect for getting started. I bought it unassembled so I did have some nuts and bolts shake loose, but a little locktight and no issues since. I've got 40 hours on it so far and no issues. I do recommend it. For the price it is a lot of machine.

Thanks you. I’ve been looking for a smaller unit. Like your videos keep them coming

Thank you sir, will do.

Not backwards no, if you go to far forwards it can pull you a little, but normally it just grabs and stalls out. And that's true regardless of the size. I find larger stumps easier because you have a sweeping motion you get going. Smaller ones can buck and chuck sometimes. Although they are faster to grind.

The dosko was 8500

The stump grinder was about 8500

$5 per inch and I measure across the widest part of the stump and you need to include the roots that you're grinding. If you have to do a lot of saw work that is something you need to charge for also.