Building a road

[J_J]

I believe that the new stump grinders have replaceable teeth.

 

[funpilot]

What year did they start making the "new grinders"?

 

[J_J]

Don't know, but check out post #720498 I believe that stump grinder has bolt on teeth.

 

[RegL]

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In my wanderings through old posts I did find your recommendation for reversal of the blade and a lot of discussion following. I think it is a great idea and will do it if that is the way I go. I was also thinking about the trencher or circular trencher as options since I think I would have more continuing use for either of these. Do you think the blade on the circular trencher can be reversed? Also it looks like there may be an offset arm available for the circular trencher which would make it great for cutting along an edge although the cut is only a few inches wide where the cut on the trencher is 4 or 6 inches. )</font>

If you look closely on the PT website, It looks like the wheel trencher is a reversed stump grinder with guage wheel and a different guard. So, what ever your going to do the most of, it may be better to buy the trencher and also grind stumps with it than to buy the stump grinder and also trench with it. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[J_J]

Check out post # 722022 from Jim, he says his stump grinder has replaceable teeth. I don't know when they changed over.

 

[funpilot]

Here is a pic of my new stump grinder. It should answer the question definitively.

 

[blackwell]

Wil not work properly, they run at different tip speeds.
EB