MLinOleMiss
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Can you rent a stump ginder in your area?
GUMBALL TREES!
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MLinOleMiss
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Can you rent a stump ginder in your area?
HappyCPE
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What's a gumball tree? a Sweet Gum?
Also, can you fill out your profile so we know where you are?
Also, can you fill out your profile so we know where you are?
HappyCPE
Gold Member
What's a gumball tree? a Sweet Gum?
Also, can you fill out your profile so we know where you are?
Also, can you fill out your profile so we know where you are?
If these are sweetgums you are talking about, you will need to treat these to keep from resprouting - maybe more than once, as they are very tenacious.
You may want to try lowering your cutter and cutting perpendicular to the original cut - this might help take some of the remaining stalks out and would more than likely splinter the rest - You will still have stobs to deal with.
If you are looking for immediate clean results a dozer may be your best bet, but more than likely you will still have resprouting unless you first treat existing stalks with herbicide.
You may want to try lowering your cutter and cutting perpendicular to the original cut - this might help take some of the remaining stalks out and would more than likely splinter the rest - You will still have stobs to deal with.
If you are looking for immediate clean results a dozer may be your best bet, but more than likely you will still have resprouting unless you first treat existing stalks with herbicide.
If these are sweetgums you are talking about, you will need to treat these to keep from resprouting - maybe more than once, as they are very tenacious.
You may want to try lowering your cutter and cutting perpendicular to the original cut - this might help take some of the remaining stalks out and would more than likely splinter the rest - You will still have stobs to deal with.
If you are looking for immediate clean results a dozer may be your best bet, but more than likely you will still have resprouting unless you first treat existing stalks with herbicide.
You may want to try lowering your cutter and cutting perpendicular to the original cut - this might help take some of the remaining stalks out and would more than likely splinter the rest - You will still have stobs to deal with.
If you are looking for immediate clean results a dozer may be your best bet, but more than likely you will still have resprouting unless you first treat existing stalks with herbicide.
