we need more stumps from you

How long did it take to warm up the hydraulic fluid??

We had 7 degrees in mid coast Maine. Frozen bare ground. With no snow in sight and a full schedule its time to grind the days away!

I am adding videos now after watching you.

The T-62 is a Cold War tank, it wasn't made during wartime. The ugly welds on the sheet steel fender/mudguards and towing hook gate that you point out are more than strong enough for the job. The weld on the part next to the track at the beginning of the video is armour as well as a load-bearing structure, so you can see it's way, way prettier. If you inspect further along the fender you'll see that they don't even weld along the full edge of most pieces, because doing that would be pointless.

Always something

Easy work they said 😂

I started grinding a couple of months ago

Hey there! I watch all of your shorts - any chance you’d consider doing more time lapse videos of the 2550? Thanks for the content!!!

That is not echos largest saw! It is the largest Echo saw you can buy in the USA!

Will the HF Compressors @ 4CFM or higher run them constantly or will they need to pause for the tank to refill?

Looks like Ez work

Looks like you had a great time!

My son is in the Army and has told me about the SAW! Glad you got to have fun with it.

Adam, besides winning how can I get your Stump Grinding Mafia stickers?

KZbin, free speech right! I’m sorry I hurt “YourTubes” feelings. Keep up the good work Adam!

Battlefield vegas is NOT training btw. Lol turd

People seem to forget they where pumping these out as fast as they could to fight the devil.

The welds were still glowing red when rushed onto the battlefield

Communism welds…

The only weld i could clearly see was the 1 u didnt try to show, cause the camera never stopped to let me see

I went to a tank museum recently. I was examining the different weld from tanks from different countries. Couldn’t help to notice Russia’s. I put them in last place. Sorry Russia.

Looks like it held

That vodka is high octane. Lol😂

And also 80+ yrs ago

Um, wgaf. Not gonna say ignorant cause you’re not, you’re just being stupid. You know there’s a difference.

The lad that made that was probably seven at the time. 😂

The job was to melt the metal together so it don't come apart as fast as possible. No beauty contests.

Love when tradesmen’s work crosses old techs dozens of years later.

Those welds are still holding arnt they

Also considering it was probably SMAW. The electrodes might not even of had flux at the time

Cool bro, you weld. You guys are all the same...

I now know what grade of welder I am. Communist grade!

I'm pretty sure that's because they were welding as fast as humanly possible LOL

Russians in '61: as long as it's stuck no one gives a _______.

Still together though 😂

Good welds aren't going to stop or save you from anti-tank mines or rockets.......as long as the weld kept the part attached to the tank it was a success.

That’s awesome glad you had fun!

Full video tomorrow

I know why you don’t actually show it on KZbin but the sound of freedom in front of you is just awesome. What brings you to Vegas?

They were actually probably woman lol

I thought it would be just a quickie but my husband went wild on me for 2 hours in the bed. Thank God he was a pipeline welder.

Would be great if you actually showed the welds

Awsome view

Honestly they just needed to crank them out as fast as possible for the war effort so a lot of military hardware on all sides of the battlefield put out crappy tech to give their guys the advantage

Looks great with the flare out.

Soviets make machines WORK..... 💪🏿 not make machines PRETTY!

Pipeline welders didn't have to shoot out of the windows at Germans across the street on their break, but both are union and garbage in their own way

not built to last in war.

Sharp teeth are a must, unless you’re in rocky areas.