Baumalight 1P14 Compact Tractor Stump Grinder!

[@jeremiahs45]

Nice little stump grinder. Definitely worth it for the normal home owner

[@TKCL]

I agree

[@ryanzynda5114]

That stump grinder will come in handy for you. 😊

[@TKCL]

It sure will

[@ShaneZettelmier]

I’m pretty impressed coming off of a 25 horse tractor and it didn’t seem to have any power issues, I kinda like the way they did that flex played on there with all the springs. I’d like to see what happens when you grind it too hard and see how it handles, getting stopped or press down too hard and see how that flexes but I think this is pretty functional. I was kind of expecting it to be not so great or really really slow. lol. I like it. Of course me being weird my mind wonders if you could put some sort of dirt digging bit on that that would be amazing for digging it drainage ditch along the side of your driveway or something or even just doing maintenance and scraping everything out of there just straddle the ditch with your tractor and drop that in and clean it out or dig it . I know that’s not the intention, but it would be almost perfect for it.😅

[@TKCL]

I'll be pushing it harder soon. So far no stalls or issues.

[@patriciamuskevitsch8359]

Slick as a whistle

[@keiths4874]

I like the simplicity, looks to be a decent implement, the tractor size, I have 3 tractors and my little BX2200 gets utilized 25 to 1 over the 35 and the 50hp, they all have their place

[@TKCL]

Agree with you, I'm often jumping on the 25hp tractor over my 66hp.

[@ASiembieda]

Very cool attachment! I haven’t seen it in a while, but if you still have the electric tractor, I’d be curious how it handles a stump grinder! Can’t wait for more equipment testing! Always fun to see the things manufacturers come out with for the home owner!

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoy the equipment content. I no longer have the electric tractor, it's been touring the country.

[@johnkirby6547]

That will come in handy for sure. Seems to be a good fit for the tractor.

[@TKCL]

I think so too

[@SuperBroop]

New equipment almost weekly. Happy for you, but crazy brother!

[@TKCL]

This is a demo unit. Testing and using equipment is a huge part of the channel. There will be more as that's the type of content I make.

[@JoeTheFarmer]

Hey Andrew; great demo! Man, Baumalight never ceases to impress. Love it. Keep em coming brother!

[@TKCL]

Thanks! Will do!

[@hrlee1141]

Another new tool for your big boy toy box. Awesome piece of equipment. Someone is going to have some fun.

[@TKCL]

You got that right! Hopefully I get to demo this for a while.

[@rongray4847]

Hi Andrew, good review. That would sure be a handy tool to have on your property for general clean up.👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@TKCL]

I think so too!

[@robertmorris3919]

That’s quite a satisfying chore right there! Baumalight seems to be a heck of a brand. Another interesting and informative video Andrew!

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Andrew! I have a relative who had a stump grinding business. He made quite a comfortable income from just grinding stumps. I predict you and Stephanie will be independently wealthy within the next ten years. Loved this video.

[@TKCL]

I hope you are right!

[@barbaraharrold5361]

That’s very cool:) Here in our area in Calif. they are charging 75 dollars per stump. Tfs and God bless:)

[@TKCL]

That's an amazing price. It can be hundreds here.

[@kevinmahon4460]

Love it! Can't wait to see what comes next

[@TKCL]

Coming soon!

[@calebsamuel2214]

That is a cool little tool right there God bless

[@TKCL]

Love it! Thank you for watching, God bless!

[@joebufford2972]

I think you're doing just fine because you know about straining your equipment.

[@HalfPint5811]

If you already have a tractor and decent size land. That's a pretty good investment. Coming from a guy who owns a stump grinding business. Pretty cool Man 💪

[@TKCL]

It definitely won't compete with that monster you have. But for the homework looking to tack some stumps, it should be just fine.

[@HalfPint5811]

@@TKCL I definitely think it's a smart investment for Yall. That thing will definitely take care of your needs. Especially with all the pines.

[@root7205]

Not too shabby.. Only thing is, just turning and checking my bush hog, I regularly sprain fat rolls... I don't think I could stay turned around to watch the thing long enough to grind a stump. Glad they're designing more implements for lower HP tractors now days though..

[@TKCL]

Lol 🤣

[@dougdavis4439]

As anyone with property knows stumps happen. That attachment would be very handy for sure! Thanks for sharing, Andrew!

[@TKCL]

Absolutely, tons of homeowners with aggravating stumps.

[@barry6484]

With the stump grinder, it will be a handy tool. Wouldn't it be better to dig out with a 6-8 inch bucket attached to your excavator "BobCat". True you may have to get some dirt to fill into the hole.

[@TKCL]

Absolutely, but I am demoing this for the company, providing feedback and content for viewers. There are some situations I don't want to dog a big hole and disturb the area.

[@barry6484]

@@TKCL understand about big holes...

[@jimmccullough1051]

I look forward to seeing how this unit holds up over time. After getting a quote for grinding after the last hurricane, it was cheaper to buy a 1P24 and do them myself. Very disappointed with Baumalite, the splined shaft on the cutting wheel snapped right behind the slip clutch. The warranty will not replace or repair as i installed it on the tractor myself. Had i hauled the tractor to the dealer and had them put it on it would be covered. That just sounds wrong. I can pay for parts and labor, but that bill will be greater than what i paid for the implement. What is wrong with this picture? Side note: when i finally got their website to work you came up as my closest dealer, guess i should have brought it to you.

[@TKCL]

I sure hate hearing that. Thus far everyone has had positive things to say. I don't see how the dealer installing it would have made any difference, unless the slip clutch needed to be preset 🤷. I'm also not a dealer, no idea why I'm listed as one. I'll check into that. Take care

[@LatitudeSky]

​@TKCL Seeing that same "dealer" listing. Whoops. Honestly, selling attachments might not be a bad business to be in.

[@luim0924]

I think I'd prefer a front end stumper. Must be hard on your neck? Works tho!

[@TKCL]

None made for tractors, you'd need a skid steer.

[@PJ-uv9fr]

Pretty cool...need to see the upcoming action though before I make any judgement. For the right person and instances it would probably be invaluable. Work it while ya can LOL!

[@TKCL]

Agreed! This won't be for every size stump, but the homeowner with a small tractor and some stumps might love this.

[@uoislame]

and here i am burning my stumps out like a pyro

[@byronholmes2496]

Good day to all. Something I'd like to do, remove some stumps.

[@TKCL]

They sure are aggravating

[@mfd4505]

In, 1st. Curious to see what it does with larger hardwood stumps.

[@TKCL]

Me too!

[@joebufford2972]

I was wondering how you took care of all those stumps when you cleared off the acreage that you have

[@TKCL]

At the moment I just let them rot slowly. I didn't have this equipment back then.

[@radmilamiljanic5977]

Have a good time with your new toy:)))

[@ralphowens4510]

Can you adjust the angle? The equipment only shears the stump at angle.

[@TKCL]

Yes by adjusting your top link. I did later in the video.

[@robertmalis4493]

I’d like to see how it does on your little electric tractor

[@TKCL]

I haven't had that tractor in a long time. I bet it would run this OK, but the diesel is stronger.

[@CrystalParanormally]

What was the name of the liquid that people used to pour on stumps that basically ate the stump? It's a great machine if you can't wait to take care of stumps.

[@TKCL]

I know there is a salt based liquid. Never tired it.

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

thats nice. My problem would be no hydraulic left / right. If I was paying for it out of my pocket, that would be a non starter

[@TKCL]

Thats the next model up. That also costs more, not everyone wants to spend that much.

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

@@TKCL ok, so they make one, that's good for people to know. I would spend that either, but to be honest, i couldn't even buy a ticket to get lost.

[@TKCL]

@@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead absolutely, they make several more models. I hope to test a bigger one eventually.

[@5150cash]

Hmmm 🤔 I'm surprised with that grinder... Need to see more of it. 🤷🏽‍♂️. You need to find a bigger stump 😳

[@TKCL]

Coming soon

[@AdamDeal-KF0PRI]

Where's your chops at there Paul Bunyan? lol

[@TKCL]

Oh boy..... I actually got a new pair 😉

[@AdamDeal-KF0PRI]

@@TKCL hey at least you weren't wearing flip-flops lol!

[@joebufford2972]

I like the attachments but some of them are too small to do a bigger tree and I fear that someone might overstress the equipment

[@TKCL]

They make many bigger models.

[@markfaith4173]

See a turbo blower in the back round..

[@TKCL]

A friend dropped that off a while ago for me to play with.

[@groundcontrol2795]

With all due respect, i just don't see the purpose. They already had their 24 inch and a 25hp has no trouble turning that. Another thing, is Baumalight has another design flaw on this one. The way they put the triangular horizontal gusset on the chute side, combined with the width of the chute shield (along with the poorly placed manual/tool tube), essentially blocks the line of vision from where the wheel should be hitting the stump. In this video, the grinder is being run on the opposite side of the stump of what it should be run. Here's why; the direction of the pto and grinding wheel should be applied to the stump to pull and hold the wheel down into the stump as it grind the side and top of the stump. When it's being hit with the right side of the wheel (right side of the tractor), it just dances over the stump and will bounce when hitting hard spots - real hard on the equipment. When driven with the left side, it holds it in and is much more stable and smooth. The other thing, is that this grinder just doesn't appear to have the ability to go deep. Stumps should actually be ground down about a foot, and many outward roots from the flare are that deep, as well. That brings us to the design glass of the first model, the 24. The design of the housing would not let it penetrate that deep, as it would hit the dirt and stop it from going deeper. Now, I researched these things intensely before finally making a choice. I ended up going with the Woodland Mills, as it was just heavier built, able to go deeper, and had a better pricepoint. The added on saw carrier for cutting stumps was a nice touch, as well. This was my second season with it, and not a complaint. It is run with a Kubota B2601 and I'm confident I have well over 200 stumps on it - some over 5ft. across. It was a close decision between the two, though.

[@TKCL]

This will be cheaper and it's not made specifically for 25hp tractors. Its rated much lower. This will give a more affordable option to homeowners of various size tractors. I'd like to test the 24 inch myself.

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

Why in the world is there a thermos holder on that complete with thermos?

[@douglaslangham4417]

Document holder,,,,

[@TKCL]

That's for your manual

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

@@TKCL huh? manual?

[@LatitudeSky]

​@@LearningToLiveTexasHomesteadOperator's manual. That kind of document container is VERY common on attachments like mowers, grinders, mulchers, or even on equipment itself. It keeps the paper dry and free of bugs.

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

@@TKCL oh, owners manual. I feel like such a dunce LOL, I work outside, I'm just going to say I got too HOT heheh

[@m9ovich785]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH, Rugers thinking, OH NO, another Video. I'm outta here... Thanks Andrew....

[@TKCL]

LOL he's all over the place

[@lillianad9879]

So upset today with UPS ona vevor item since you said vevor seems like a good company ordered pole saw UPS so disrespectful can’t believe it have you had issues with them

[@TKCL]

Tell me more. Was it a UPS or Vevor fault?

[@lillianad9879]

@@TKCL no I went to order at Vevor saw pole for one of my properties in Boston and the UPS driver was so disrespectful so I noticed that you got the vacuum sealer so I’m gonna get that for Christmas. I just hope that they stop using UPS as a carrier I did put in a complain Vevor tools I was just wondering if you had any issues with UPS carrier maybe because I’m in the city but like I said, I have another property in Florida the panhandle which I plan to order there so I tried now to stay away from UPS I love FedEx DHL is OK Amazon is awesome. I mean I do a lot of deliveries Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, New Jersey. I just couldn’t believe how disrespectful this guy was. I got a pray on it because I know the city kid in me will flip out and I know in the Bible it says don’t have wrath or you won’t come into the kingdom I will be speaking to the manager from the Boston office tomorrow. I hate to get people in trouble, but this guy was so evil. It’s my fault for not putting up my camera. I’ll have to do that next week because if I had the footage believe me, I would’ve posted it everywhere .

[@TKCL]

@@lillianad9879 I hate to hear that, people should not be that way. Vevor uses all carriers, fed ex typically delivers my Vevor products to my house. UPS is definitely the better service in my area.

[@lillianad9879]

@@TKCL kool I will ask for FedEx next time for Boston and panhandle property at least