So basicaly you need a tractor/back hoe.....thats pretty much all that was.

Thank you for the entertaining and insightful video. I wonder if there's a ram out there that has a long stroke, but two little fingers that stick off the side to spread things apart. You might also look at Hydraulic felling wedges.

Top class man

I would cut horizontal about 3," from ground. Then go rent a stump grinder!

Why do you need two check valves? This is redundant.

Could you spray some of that on my head?

you actually did awesome job showing the gap with the light. after fixed bars , saw on big log sounded ways better as it wasnt struggling anymore. great tutorial😊

About a 1/2 stick of dynamite should make the stump airborne.

Thanks! Gonna try this on my trunk🙂

NOT A TRUE HONDA. MADE IN TAIWAN. THIS IS A MADE IN CHINA, PUT TOGETHER IN TAIWAN. MAY RUN FOR A WHILE BUT REALLY A PIECE OF CHINESE JUNK.

Bet the stump wins

Has anyone heard about the stump grinder from general rental?

There’s no way breathing in the dust from the wood fiber mulch is good for your lungs….

PB Blaster works to remove clean carbon out of the screen

As far as wood growth. Does talking or rubbing help. I have two crepe myrtles I'm trying to grow.

I honestly haven't hunted in years. I don't enjoy combat hunting. I used to spend the entire archery season in the Starkey Unit..... weekends would get busy, and then it would clear out during the week for the most part. Trendiness ruined hunting.

Interesting. Thanks. Shows the most important tool is determination.

What a moron using a chainsaw without face protection!

Excellent tutorial! Thanks!

Do you have any before and after pictures? Some arborists are saying this does not work and the trunk will just go back to its curvy shape once the stakes are removed.

Bro had a backhoe the whole time? 😂

I have one that service said the clutch its too expencive to change! Thanks for the vid!👍 Wat can be broke on to a clutch, wat do you think?(cose it looks Soo basic)🤔

It’s not actually grass it’s just dirt dye 🤷🏼‍♂️

My wife says I can get plenty done with a half inch stroke!

Good information

This research is practically very well done. 1st stage complete. nature blesses you all researchers and developers. Thank you so much.❤

What did you use for bait?

Another reason for a curved cut is sharpening the chain too much on one side. To fox the issue, sharpen more on the side that is in the direction of the curve. This issue can happen with hand sharpening the chain with a file.

Someone commented that the bar on my saw was upside down. So I had to explain about rotating the bar.

You want to be careful running your finger down the bar like that. If the edge is burred, you can easily cut your finger.

Mechanical advantage…..

What wood types must the wood mulch be? Can u use grass as mulch?

Many that came before will vouch for this, but I’ve put down the war hammer 🔨 plenty of times in my life using a 2” stroke 🎉

Also you were prolly hitting the last dudes hammer who tried getting that stump out lol

Ima help you out and tell ya here in NC we call that little number you were doin at first with the wedges, we call that there, “takin her to pound town” 😂

Great advice🎉🎉🎉. And a curved bar puts a lot of pressure on sprockets. Bearings. Crank.

Day 10!!! Wow! I got my done 5 days ago and i don’t see anything lol

It’s like picking up Thor’s hammer.

Do these motors all come with their own ball valves? Or are there stand alone motors that fit over the top of existing valves?

Big nasty runs like dog shit

Here for 1/2 inch stroke jokes... Like his girlfriend im left dissapointed

Impressive!!

Great info…except for the reference to women drivers😂

He had that tractor? He didn't need to do any of that...

I found a trick that seems to help with this approach: Digging the dirt, rocks and the like is a lot of work and is tedious. What I tried is a really good power washer, 4,000 psi and 4.2 GPM. I used it to blast as much of the dirt and related stuff that ruins chains. Then I let it dry for a couple of days. After that I was able to cut the stump low enough so that my riding mower could go over it without issue. My chain lasted for 10 stumps, averaging 24" diameter. Without the power wash step, I had to sharpen the chain after a single stump. BTW, these were pine and fir trees.

before grinding your bar, look carefully at your chain. teeth may be softer on right side, they dull faster so it cut better to the left. it's a manufacturing defect. left and right teeth aren't hardened together, they are made on a different line. oven temperature, heating time, quenching bath temperature, Monday morning, Friday afternoon. ... slightly different adjustments = slightly different hardness. easier to see on a full chisel chain. compare how dull is the corner from left to right.

This description is inaccurate.. LOL!

Thank u

The atom splitter screw log splitter on your tractors auger would wedge those stumps apart in seconds. With or without the chain saw cuts. I've done it!

"Brought the sexy back". Yup!