deezler
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2012
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- Southeast MI
- Tractor
- Cub Cadet 7305, Kioti CK3510seh TLB
Just push it into the woods and forget about it. Excellent berm foundation material, though.
I am guessing your rootball is still full of dirt. This will cause it to burn slowly and may even cause it to stop burning.So I took out a 12 inch stump the other day and with its roots, that's over two feet in diameter. Moved it to the fire pit but it's taking longer than expected to burn (it's been dead and cut down a few years ago). What do you do with your removed stumps?
I drill it full of holes, saturate it with old oil mixed with diesel and light it up again. Eventually, it disappears.So I took out a 12 inch stump the other day and with its roots, that's over two feet in diameter. Moved it to the fire pit but it's taking longer than expected to burn (it's been dead and cut down a few years ago). What do you do with your removed stumps?
I dig a hole!So I took out a 12 inch stump the other day and with its roots, that's over two feet in diameter. Moved it to the fire pit but it's taking longer than expected to burn (it's been dead and cut down a few years ago). What do you do with your removed stumps?
My stumps are mostly locust.Don't forget if you bury it the ground will keep sinking for years as it decomposes.
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