Grading Clearing Stumps

[Xfaxman]

We finally got some good weather and started to tackle the 200+ stumps in front of us. Many thanks for all of the advice and input received here. We were all amazed with what we were able to accomplish with the T353 in about 10 hours. Anything under 4 inches in diameter we simply pushed over and pulled out using the Brush Grubber. It was well worth the investment.

We did develop a small oil leak around the left rear axle housing. Hoping to retorque the bolts for an easy fix. If not I'll take it in and see how the warranty work goes. All in all though very pleased with the machine. Very economical on the fuel and easy to operate. The only challenge was getting my brother in law off of it so I could give it a try!

Glad to to hear that it went well. :thumbsup:

Which model Brush Grubber did you use?

 

[wwalker1959]

Model# BG-11. Bought it at Northern Tool.

 

[cartod]

I cleared 2 acres of trees to build our new home and the stumps were huge, many of the trees over 30" in diameter. It took a giant excavator and bull dozer to clear them all out. Then, I had to have them trucked out. It wasn't cheap and I wish I could have burned or buried them but that wasn't an option.

 

[Xfaxman]

Model# BG-11. Bought it at Northern Tool.

That is the one I should have got, it is ten pounds lighter than my Brush Grubber Xtreme Plus BG-20.