TomSeller
Super Member
Yes, the larger Woods sure does look like the Shaver. Both have 34" wheels. Monsters. I see the Woods is rated at 50 to 100pto HP, not 35 to 100. ???
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Yes, the larger Woods sure does look like the Shaver. Both have 34" wheels. Monsters. I see the Woods is rated at 50 to 100pto HP, not 35 to 100. ???
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
I verified that Shaver does make the SG100 for Woods, and it is the same as the Shaver SC-50.
Woods sources the smaller TSG50 grinder elsewhere.
Travis
Woods sources the smaller TSG50 grinder elsewhere.
Travis
Piston
Elite Member
Thanks Travis, that is good to know. Do you guys sell replacement teeth for them?
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
Yes, let me know when you need some and i'll price them for you.
Travis
Travis
Piston
Elite Member
TomSeller
Super Member
I was gathering that about the smaller Woods unit, that makes sense.
LouieJunior
Platinum Member
Attacked some stumps today using my Shaver SC-25 Stump Grinder. I'll tell you, it is dificult to simultaneously film and grind. Viewers will notice more HP would be helpful when taking big bites out of the stumps. Overall, the attachment works well and I enjoy using it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrlP3VLtVXE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrlP3VLtVXE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Piston
Elite Member
Louie,
I forgot how much fun it was to grind stumps into nothingness..... Thanks for the reminder!
Nice vid!
LouieJunior
Platinum Member
Thanks Piston,
I noticed earlier comments about replacing teeth. How do you know when it is time? How many hours should one expect the teeth to last? I have some old notes about a source for replacements @ $12.99 each. Is this in the ballpark?
I noticed earlier comments about replacing teeth. How do you know when it is time? How many hours should one expect the teeth to last? I have some old notes about a source for replacements @ $12.99 each. Is this in the ballpark?
Piston
Elite Member
It really shouldn't need teeth for quite a while unless you hit a lot of rocks and break the carbide tips off or severely damage them. That price you got for new teeth is pretty good, I got replacement teeth from another source that was cheaper I believe but not by much... Many
Places just replace the carbide tips and reuse the teeth themselves which is fine by me. I could dig up the source I bought them from if you'd like.
Do you need new teeth or just being proactive?
LouieJunior
Platinum Member
No, not looking to replace teeth yet. My stumps are mostly in black dirt. I do have to watch out for barbed wire when working in old fence rows. My tractor only has 200 hours on it and I'd guess the stump grinder only has a dozen or so.
Do you keep extra teeth in case you need one? Ever need to change them all?
Do you keep extra teeth in case you need one? Ever need to change them all?
Piston
Elite Member
You should be good for many many many...many more hours. There should be no need for you to change out all your teeth. I have changed a few because of very rocky conditions but it isn't normally necessary in normal soil conditions. I would grind away if I were you and not think twice about grinding dirt deep down.
I have gauged up some pretty hard granite before the teeth gave way, and only replaced them when absolutely necessary. One time I replaced an entire tooth assembly simply because I rattled a tooth loose from all the ledge I was grinding through, do check your torque once in a while and you should be fine.
It's never a bad idea
To have a few extra teeth on hand but if you don't have very rocky conditions then I can't see why you'd need to
Change them out for a very long time.
I have gauged up some pretty hard granite before the teeth gave way, and only replaced them when absolutely necessary. One time I replaced an entire tooth assembly simply because I rattled a tooth loose from all the ledge I was grinding through, do check your torque once in a while and you should be fine.
It's never a bad idea
To have a few extra teeth on hand but if you don't have very rocky conditions then I can't see why you'd need to
Change them out for a very long time.
Piston
Elite Member
I completely obliterated a very large stump today. It wasn't really the size of the stump that got me, but rather the spread of the roots! Either way though, I ground quite a bit of stump and rock today without any problems.
