How to Burn a Large Tree Stump the Easy Way ( Stump Burning -Stump burn ) How to burn tree stumps

[@r11hno]

Thanks for watching how to burn a tree stump out - if you are new to the channel please subscribe all the best Mark & Naomi

[@number1pappy]

Thanks!! After watching many videos with several different methods of removing stumps ,your method my friend I believe is the best most economical way to remove a stump I have in my back yard! Thanks again...

[@r11hno]

Glad it helped, thank you for watching - it was a very big stump

[@marambula]

That’s a lot a fuel needed to completely burn out the stump. Nice job, looked safe and well explained. Charcoal seems to be a valuable player on this team. Thanks for showing the finished product, and the amount of time/material needed for a stump this size.

[@r11hno]

The wood was free - I dismantled an old wooden terrace for most of the fuel - it was a massive tree stump

[@FineArtofCooking]

I had no idea it is so involved to remove a tree stump. You did a great job in controlling the fire and taken a safe approach. The whole stump was gone. Thanks for showing us your skill and knowledge.

[@r11hno]

Thank you Marie

[@r11hno]

Thankfully I burned two smaller stumps the year before so found out the best method - that stump was so big but killed 2 birds with 1 stone in that I used the wood from a dismantled terrace as fuel

[@Technoanima]

Cleanest stub burn yet!! Liked how you used the logs to create a kind of heat shield.

[@r11hno]

Thank you it was a beast of a stump with big roots but the garden looks so much bigger now its gone

[@BombTwinMom]

This is SO helpful! We just cut down 20+ trees and have huge stumps everywhere. We will definitely be doing this. thanks for sharing!

[@r11hno]

thank you - i tried the method on 2 smaller stumps before this one and it worked just as well - I killed 2 birds with one stone in that I dismantled an old wooden terrace and used that for fuel - at the end of the burn was just left a crater - all the roots that were showing above ground that spread out soon died and were easy to remove.

[@BombTwinMom]

Nice! Very smart thank you again

[@Truthaholokz]

Personally, I found the quickest and most thorough method is to dig under two sides and create a small air flow underneath the stump before burning it. That method completely burns the stump in less than a day.

[@r11hno]

It was to big to dig under but the drill holes had the same effect of creating the airflow

[@chrisreynolds2410]

They definitely didn’t do the same thing.

[@urrywest]

I don't have a lot of expirence with stump removal. I am attracted to using the rocket fire technique where you drill a flue through the center of the tree and start a fire from the inside.. If you put an external flue over the outside and run a leaf blower through the stump flue it seems as if it would be even better.... Soaking with carosine or heavy oil seems good as well. This combies three tecninques... Rocket fire, Fuel oil, diging out, and external insinerator... It feels like you can use less external wood/coal with this combination of techniques.

[@CarlosGonzalez-vu1ew]

Best one I’ve seen so far!

[@r11hno]

thank you - plenty more to do at our new property

[@roenaldibotes544]

Will this stop the roots from growong and wont it set fire to te roots undergroud? I have a huge trew that is cracking my and my nabours house. Going to cut it down. Bit how long must I wait befor burning it?

[@r11hno]

Roots only grow if the tree is alive once the tree is cut down the roots will die - I hosed down the surrounding garden to keep the soil moist and knew we had rain coming in 3 days time. I waited 2 years before burning but that was only because I used it as a pot holder

[@tomcook5813]

I wonder if it would help to split the stump with a wedge, then hammer a wood wedge in place of the steel one?

[@r11hno]

Thanks for watching

[@dans4270]

With old dry pine you just need to drill a hole from top to bottom and at lest 3-4 evenly spaced around the bottom going at an angle toward the bottom center. Put fire down the middle hole and walk away. Pine has tar and pine tar burn great.

[@YourAubsome]

Nothing about the amount of labor involved in this process looks easy.

[@denisesorchidparadise1411]

you did a wonderful job getting rid of the tree stump! excellent video

[@r11hno]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AgionOros]

That's very useful, great tutorial

[@r11hno]

thanks, friend, Καλημέρα

[@self_aware_brokenness3005]

Whats an incinerator? And is it essential?

[@r11hno]

the incinerator is the metal bin that is put around the stump - it reduces air flow so the stump burns slowly, it basically turns it into charcoal and just crumbles away. With this stump it was so big I had to burn 2/3 away before the incinerator would fit, I could have burned the rest away but I like the incinerator as its safe and i can walk away and let it do its job. hope that helps. This stump was over a meter wide.

[@michaelmueller8976]

Try a 1 1/2 inch hole in the center. At an angle toward the root drill holes from ground level. This acts like a chimney usually taking about 8-12 hours.

[@r11hno]

I drilled connecting holes all over the stump it was more than a meter across - going down then in from the sides

[@michaelmueller8976]

You got a good burn on it that’s for sure!

[@MarcusT86]

How many KG of charcoal was that? How much did it cost? Where did you buy it and the kerosene? Thanks for the tutorial my friend!

[@MarcusT86]

Edit: Nvm on the charcoal, you answered at the end... 16kg!

[@r11hno]

It was not that expensive from memory about 20 euro all the wood I used was from the old wooden terrrace that was dismantled plus a little firewood to get it started

[@MarcusT86]

@@r11hno thanks for the reply!

[@MimisToyCorner]

Cool informative share for dealing with tree stumps. Full view love mimi x

[@r11hno]

thank you Mimi - our garden looks so much bigger now the tree has been totally removed

[@Johnny3voltz]

A pine tree of this size would have roots stretching out at least a couple of meters, by burning the stump down would the roots all die as well????

[@r11hno]

It was a very large tree with roots coming up all along the lawn. I tried digging some up before the burn after the tree was cut down but it was a really hard job - however after the burn a year later all the remaining roots came up very easy, they had all started to rot.

[@Johnny3voltz]

Excellent, thanks for the quick reply, I have to do the same and get rid of 3 stumps as Im having a swimming pool built and have been told that they can perforate the pool walls if not killed.

[@r11hno]

They will - also as an added bonus the pool is now enjoying more sunshine hitting it reducing heating cost and every year I was having pine needles falling in which was causing havoc with the water quality - its so easy to maintain now.

[@denisesorchidparadise1411]

that was a bon fire, break out the marshmallows, glad you got rid of the tree stump, great job!

[@r11hno]

thank you Denise for the support, wishing you a lovely week ahead.All the best Naomi and Mark

[@katsu-graphics5634]

powdered swimming pool chlorine is an oxidizer. . . helps the wood down in the dirt burn.

[@r11hno]

thank you

[@BurtBartlow]

Super glad the government denotes when you can burn. Safety first!!! Nothing to worry about there.

[@r11hno]

yes always safety first

[@denisesorchidparadise1411]

that's a great way to get rid of a tree stump, Thanks for the tutorial on how to remove one. great video

[@r11hno]

Thanks for watching Denise

[@denisesorchidparadise1411]

great way to get rid of a huge stump, great video

[@r11hno]

Thank you so much for watching Denise

[@mattseymour8637]

Good video. How so you light the fire?

[@r11hno]

Thank you

[@Queenofkitchen]

Big stump...big thumbs up...nice video

[@r11hno]

thank you - glad you liked my tree stump removal - it was over 60 feet tall and was great to remove, opened up the whole garden- thanks for your continued support and Naomi has a lovely new recipe being released later this evening

[@Bruneval66]

Wow! I am stunned at the effort you've gone to to get rid of that stump ..... digging out the sides, charcoal, kero, more charcoal, etc etc .... I am a POM living in NZ and I have been burning out stumps for the last 15 years on various properties ... currently have 22 pine stumps to burn out of diameters up to 750mm. All I do is cut them as low as possible, wait about 1 year, then set a fire on top about 2pm (byelaws on fire being 'out' by dusk) that is just brush and small branches, that burns full flame out 4 hours, then continues to smoulder for about 5 days and the stump is gone. All you are left with is a starfish shape in the ground where the root system was. The only difference, I'm assuming, is that the ground we have is pumice rich which may hold the heat better and assist the residual heat in burning out the roots.

[@r11hno]

It may look like a lot of work but I found it easy - as I was dismantling a wooden terrace and clearing the garden, I used the fire to get rid of all the old wood killing two birds with one stone and the digging was 10 min light work

[@AbeedBasheer]

Hello Naomi... Hope you enjoyed your Christmas and new year.. Very nice upload..Mega like..full fun watch...

[@r11hno]

thanks for watching my friend

[@r11hno]

happy new year

[@julianeaston8607]

Can I say how fortunate you are in Brittany, being allowed garden fires. I see you posted this in October 2016 but as far as I'm aware, all of France banned bonfires and burning of garden waste back in 2011. I must say it's a ridiculous law as we have a property in Burgundy that we hadn't been able to get to for about 10 months, until early this October and only for 2 and a half weeks and you can imagine how much garden waste I generated in that time from an acre of garden. As it was, I only completed about a quarter of what needed doing and didn't even attempt to go to the Marie to try for a permit as it has been so dry this year, I assumed if they do issue permits at all it would have resulted in a big 'NON'! I still have 3 dead trees to fell and shrubs, hedges etc to do. So I hope to get back in March 2019 and get it done then and there is far to much (and thorny) to put in the car and we don't possess a trailer to take it to the dump. Personally I think it's a stupid law as I think they could allow 1 if not 2 bonfires a year. After all it would imply that if you are not allowed to burn such material how long until they ban log fires in the home? Any how I found your video quite interesting.

[@r11hno]

I just asked my neighbour who is the head person of our Hamlet, who's son works at the Marie and she said only after the summer could I light a fire and it had to be done in the evening. I have since seen her light many a fire during the day and lots of other locals doing the same - I even had permission from a local Farmer to use his field after his crop was harvested to burn a mass of conifer branches - it was a bonfire some 20 feet high with flames reaching an additional 20 feet and smoke seen for miles - no one came for a word with me. I was not aware of a National Ban. This tree stump was huge but the garden is so much lighter and bigger without that monster in the middle. Good luck with your clearance all the best Mark

[@julianeaston8607]

​@@r11hno Mark, thanks for that but it just goes to prove how each Department in France seems to implement their own interpretation of Government policy. I hope to get my huge pile of stuff dealt with (by hook or crook) as mentioned earlier, it might mean having to do a night shift or two. Thanks again, cheers.

[@creativeart4816]

Awesome dear Naomi

[@josearellano5778]

Hey boss I had to do the same thing but my tree was a lot bigger it was approximately of 4 maybe 5' diameter. I chose to use a circular saw in make lines throughout the entire stump i then drilled many criss-crossing holes and Repeatedly soaked the wood in gas And smothered Petroleum jelly all over and used wood and charcoal Hey burn for about 4 days

[@r11hno]

Yes its surprising how long it takes to get rid of the bigger stumps - this one was about 4 foot across and its not the same as the smaller stumps

[@easycookingshow2]

Superb Share. Full view as always & a Big Thumbs up

[@r11hno]

thank you

[@JuliaBeautyandStyle]

love this tutorial friend! you did a great job.

[@r11hno]

Thank you - enjoyed making this video

[@DominicacelTv]

Good job Mark.

[@r11hno]

Thank you

[@r11hno]

Burning the tree stump out was definitely the best way in removing the tree stump

[@RamonLerma]

Nice work.

[@r11hno]

thank you the garden looks so much bigger now

[@BharatDarshanGK]

177K views unbelievable great sharing Frend Awesome 👍👍👍👍👍

[@r11hno]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@MarshRat]

Great job. Cheers from Ohio

[@r11hno]

Thank you - it was great to get rid of this stump

[@stephencimino5282]

That stump is GONE.. good job. It takes 3 days here too... A labor of love and patience.

[@r11hno]

The garden looks so much bogger now - its worth the time to get rid of it

[@JohnnyPhamPiano]

Wow this is a lot of work and very interesting video! Thanks for sharing!

[@r11hno]

it was going to be a big job because the stump was massive but it helped to do 2 jobs at the same time in dismantling an old wooden terrace that was then used to fuel the fire - the garden looks so much bigger now

[@Gadae600]

we used to light a fire, not even soak the stump just a natural fire, wait for it to burn down to hot coals then stick a half a galvanised steel water tank over it and just let it roast. a week later you could feel the heat coming up from the ground and the trace of dead grass where the roots were

[@r11hno]

Its so much better if you can get that trunk surrounded with metal and just let is slowly burn itself through

[@PoojasKitchen]

full view very nice video

[@r11hno]

Thank you garden looks so much bigger now

[@tomtaieattolive9299]

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[@r11hno]

Thank you

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[@r11hno]

thank you

[@MalineeChannel]

Thanks

[@r11hno]

thank you - this was such a satisfying job finally getting rid of the massive tree stump in the middle of our lawn - our garden looks so much bigger now

[@MyTravelChannel-RO]

*Full support for my friends* 😉

[@r11hno]

Thank you Sorin

[@jamesward5344]

Why is vegetable oil used?

[@Mrbeeast297]

Good job Thanks for sharing

[@r11hno]

thank you is was very easy to burn out this tree stump

[@12ThManOffGridAK]

You could have saved yourself a lot of time and firewood by just drilling a 1 inch hole through the side at the bottom of the stup, and also a 1-in hole from the top to the other hole drilled through the side and the bottom and made a rocket stove that would have burn it out nicer and cleaner.

[@r11hno]

we were killing 2 birds with 1 stone as we had dismantled a wooden terrace and used the fire to clear the garden - your see at the end when the stump was around 50 cms across I did do as you said - at the start the stump was probably 120 cms across

[@BiggerAlan]

Could you recommend a particular drill bit to do as you suggested? Thanks in advance.

[@alarmmclock4460]

How did this British man turn into a Filipina fitness guru?

[@r11hno]

The British man is the coach and former competitive natural bodybuilder...lol

[@r11hno]

welcome to our channel we hope you enjoyed watching

[@slpip]

It is easier to use a carbide circular saw blade with a gas trimmer to grind down and cut the tree stump. Cheap, fast, easy, and fun.

[@kmldere]

Thank you for your support. I wish you a happy day. Greetings.#like 211

[@r11hno]

thank you also for all your support

[@GarlandGay7]

Why dont you just chain saw it out? If there arnt any rocks that should work. You'll probably ruin the chain but seems like it would be quicker. A chain doesn't cost much.

[@r11hno]

Just preference - Ive never liked using a chain saw and we used the timber from an old wooden terrace that was taken down as fuel so killed 2 birds with one stone

[@bpryan422]

How many cords of wood did you have to burn and other stumps to dig out after this one burnt through LOL

[@r11hno]

I only used free fire wood that was given to me ( not much) and used it rather than store it because it was full of beetles..I then used the wood as I dismantled a terrace to finish the job - it was killing 2 birds with one stone so to speak

[@SRIWIJAYAMUDAAYUGROUP]

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[@r11hno]

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[@soulfoodqueennet]

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[@r11hno]

Its great being able to help one another

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[@r11hno]

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Very informative. Thanks for sharing.😊😊🌺🌻👍👏🌾🌷🍁👌🌹

[@r11hno]

Thank you it was a very large tree stump

[@mariacoco4185]

wow rất hay.

[@r11hno]

thank you

[@BudSummers]

Interesting. It does seem like a lot of time and effort though.

[@r11hno]

it was never going to be an easy job the stump was massive but at least killed 2 birds with one stone so to speak in that I dismantled an old wooden terrace to fuel the fire

[@robotbjorn4952]

Bud Summers Pretty much no easy way to remove a stump unless you hire the job out.

[@123kkambiz]

speedup the burning process by blowing air to the bse of fire from different direction.

[@r11hno]

Ive seen others use blowers and agree it would have sped up the burn but I did not have one

[@AGAWORLD]

Great job!

[@cookingselections8775]

Good job, that would be good BBQ smoke

[@r11hno]

It lasted a few days also ...lol

[@bradsmith1189]

If ya like the taste of kerosene and pine wood. That will def kill ya meat.

[@Sigismund-von-Luxembourg]

I burnt a tree stump years ago by using old motor oil it took a lot longer though

[@r11hno]

Its enjoyable burning stumbs

[@naveenrasiah9745]

congrats

[@r11hno]

thank you for watching

[@billparker5077]

How old was this stump when you started working on it? Thank you for posting this video. Good work!

[@r11hno]

4 years - used it as a focus point in the garden with a planter on top and waited for the time to dismantle a large wooden terrace that had passed its prime to fuel the fire, therefore did 2 jobs at the same time.

[@denisesorchidparadise1411]

@@r11hno smart!

[@dmix2263]

You don’t need fuel.

[@r11hno]

Thanks for watching

[@tokana-7766]

AMAZING, 509!

[@r11hno]

Thank you for watching

[@Hbomb909]

Stay connected..

[@r11hno]

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[@maxpower1337]

nice.

[@fabfabber]

Rent a stump grinder?

[@Teddy_Bass]

Over kill. But good job

[@geetashreescookingchannel5157]

#772 subscribed and liked 152....Awesome video

[@r11hno]

Thank you - its great we can all help one another in building our channels

[@a.rcomputers2402]

like 178 & finished

[@r11hno]

Fantastic - thanks again

[@a.rcomputers2402]

welcome

[@seanbaskett5506]

10 lbs of Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer + enough 800 mesh aluminum (sorry aluminium, I'm American and can't pronounce the word properly) to coat the prills, pour under the stump and shoot it with a centerfire rifle. Takes a couple thousandths of a second and the stump is now sawdust. Google "Tannerite" if you're not familiar.

[@fabfabber]

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[@robotbjorn4952]

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[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

allaMINyum. Youre welcome. London

[@momostube9625]

Overkill?

[@gman922]

another one using kerosene use used vegitable oil!!!!!

[@r11hno]

Thanks for the idea!

[@MANGIRIN]

burrrrnnn L186 thank you

[@r11hno]

Thank you - it was an easy way to burn the tree stum away and used all the old wood from a terrace that was dismantled

[@joelyngoh1214]

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[@r11hno]

Thanks for visiting our channel

[@checker7520]

I see a child's face in the ashes with his hand on his chin at 3:10.

[@r11hno]

wow that is freaky - never noticed that before - i guess that is " Gestalt " same principal as looking up at clouds and seeing images

[@garzonlaperle9403]

Go to wood prix page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

[@PARYS66]

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[@r11hno]

Thank you - This how to burn out a tree stump video has been very popular

[@PARYS66]

I know, I used to do it once

[@r11hno]

Where are you from in Poland - my daughter is half Polish

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[@r11hno]

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[@r11hno]

Thank you it was a massive stump to clear but it went with ease

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[@r11hno]

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[@r11hno]

thank you, My friend, it's a delicious stir-fried garlic prawn (shrimp ) in a sprite, thank you for the support, all the best-Naomi

[@r11hno]

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[@plips71755]

Seems like a big overkill. 24 plus hours to do what an hour with a decent stump grinder would accomplish. I had a 52” wide stump, gone in hour including cleanup, dirt fill in and smoothing. $150 - clean, quick, over with. Not to mention the chance of fire spreading (especially leaving it for 3 hours) - good way for wind to come up and refire up the slightest hot spot. Seen a whole patch woods burned down for that same situation. Plus many areas won’t let you burn bonfire like this anytime (has to be contained, permitted) and only certain times of year. Like I say, if I couldn’t afford $150 or less if you rent a machine...I would just put a big planter on it - leave to soil bugs.Drill holes, fill with alfalfa meal or a high nitrogen fertilizer in holes, cover with mulch, keep damp...put plant on top in meantime. Build a big raised bed around it, fill with dirt, grown eggies or plants around outside.Again use center to set up planter or fountain. See pinterest for stump ideas...lots of options from leaving it taller and topping with table top, making a seat out of it with saw, chunking out center for a planter, making lit art, and the most fun..making tree houses aka hobbit or fairy houses out of one..piping added and a container make neat fountain planter combo.

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

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