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Tree Stump Removal

Posted by James King on June 9, 2020 at 8:51pm

I am in the process of thinning out a customer's wood. So far, I have taken down about 30 trees. Some large, some small. As a result, I have the stumps remaining. I have not yet finished and over the next few weeks, will be felling more trees. I would appreciate advice on the best way of removing the stumps. As stated, there are a number of small ones, which a stump grinder might struggle with. I may well have to dig these out. I'm wondering if to get a mini digger in and try digging the stumps out. t must be quicker than with a spade. Has anyone any suggestions? Thanks.

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  • Billybop June 9, 2020 at 8:54pm

    leaving the stumps in would be my preferred option

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    Dave Colton June 9, 2020 at 9:09pm

    I have done small stumps(less than 6inches) with a stump grinder with no issues it just takes a lot less time to grind them out. 

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