INGENIOUS WAY TO FRY A TREE STUMP and Dispose of your old Cooking Oil at The Same Time

Guys and Gals rid yourself of those stumps with this awesome method.. and the best part it costs nothing. Plus you can get rid of all that old fryer oil.
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[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Guys and Gals and all our great subscribers rid yourself of those stumps with this awesome method.. and the best part it COSTS NOTHING. Plus you can get rid of all that old fryer oil. Quote of the Week: *Change the changeable, accept the unchangeable, and remove yourself from the unacceptable*

[@basslandpdx]

This guy has a lot of free time on his hands.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching Travis! Have a great day. Guru Mike

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

actually, this guy is probably busier than you running his business and a least 2 youtube channels.

[@XanderFrederick]

At least he did something productive instead of gaming and creating new pronouns.

[@dkat1108]

Best do this in dead winter or have no other bushes near. My neighbor burned old brush pile and stump thought the fire was out. The root burned for days finally caught the bushes on fire that were quite a ways from the original fire. Luckily the other neighbor saw the bushes on fire and called the fire dept. Owner was positive the fire was out but the root was like a fuse under the ground.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Been doing this for years, never heard of that ever happening. Thanks for the view. Guru Mike

[@dkat1108]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru I have seen where a forest fire burned and the roots from trees smolder for weeks underground.

[@cvconnor]

I burned a pile of limbs and pine straw. I thought I put the fire out. More than 30 days later, and after a several rains, I saw a smoke plume coming out of the pile.. I never would have imagined.

[@jonwendt3937]

I’d imagine you could water the crap out of the area once it’s gone to be sure

[@kfelix2934]

Same here, I burn some smooth bark mesquite trees.After the fire was out ( or I thought it was ). I stacked some new brush on top of the previous burn spot like 6 days later. On the 7th day, my wife came out and told me, "Are you really fire burning again" I looked outside, and that new stack of materials caught on fire. Here's a tip, the ash over the top of the charcoal is like a insulator. It will keep the fire "smothering". When I added the new wood, I probably disturbed ash and allowed air and with the new materials, it was able to catch on fire.

[@bluegrassfan23]

I love watching these handy man guys work outside in their flip flops.

[@bluegrassfan23]

Yeah, safety first. Right?

[@Skidderoperator]

Now they just need pakistani man dresses.

[@primesspct2]

dude, I am a 61 year old woman and am not fool enough to do that!

[@ginafarducci1600]

When I bought my house, there were 3 large pine stumps. I hollowed out the center with a chain saw and turned them into planters. 10 years later, they are starting to break down, but they still serve their purpose.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing gina, hope you have a great day. Guru Mike

[@natgasf7236]

I’ll need to pick up some flip flops first 😅

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, yes you will Natgas F! :) Thanks for watching, have a great weekend. Guru Mike

[@aubreymtsweni5618]

😂😂

[@kaysay716]

Glad to see you are wearing your steel toed flip flops

[@kevindoan8989]

😂

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, I forgot to mention the fact that no one wears shoes here in Florida, ever :) Thanks for watching and for the chuckle this morning, hope you have a stupendous week my friend. Guru Mike

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

All he needs is a safety tie and he's golden!

[@vanamee692]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru I'm a florida resident since 1982 and NEVER wear sandals. Can't stand the things. So people, yes LOTS of people in florida do wear shoes.

[@alexguzman5547]

Huh never really thought about doing it that way, but I can definitely see how the oil would saturate the stump. The holes would also help keep it burning like a Dakota fire pit. Word to the wise, when it's as low as you need, flood the whole area with water. As much as you can, because those roots can keep burning slowly under ground and spread the burn to other nearby places.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for the view and comment Alex, it's always a pleasure my friend, hope you have a great week. Guru Mike

[@twc9000]

I've seen several people comment on other videos about how the roots can burn underground. I don't doubt that they can, but I don't understand how they can without oxygen. I've got a large tree about 15 feet away from my stump that I plan on burning, so I am concerned about it.

[@davethekiwibloke]

@@twc9000 Dirt is porous, so even underground there's small amounts of oxygen available for combustion, and also from the space that the burned material leaves behind. The release of heat also causes movement/shrinkage in the soil as moisture dissipates and allows air to slowly filter in. When the conditions are right (and it's not alway so), the underground fire can burn for a long time...also as an interesting related topic, read up on underground peat fires, those are scary.

[@mikewatson4644]

@@twc9000 I have burned a lot of stumps. If the stump is old and dry, yes the roots can burn a long way. If the stump is still green, not so much.

[@gr8dvd]

💯 I’m seeing this as the body count from the wild fires in Hawaii just topped 100 with over 1000 people still unaccounted for. Fire not an option for my stump by curb in suburban community. Idiot neighbor called cops after I used a blow torch on a split log (on concrete slab) to kill nest of carpenter ants.

[@coburn_karma]

Ingenious......I paid $2300 to cut down a big oak and grind the stump. Grinding stump on another oak, that I previously had cut cost $500.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

It's outrageous what they want to grind them ollie! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@asherdie]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru you've never priced a machine and maintenance cost.

[@Leonardokite]

I guess we can't call you stumpy anymore!!!! Indeed that method works great. It takes days but not much of ones time.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

It worked great for us Leonard! Thanks for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@jimpersinger7440]

That's almost exactly how I've always burned stumps. There are only a couple differences., such as the size of the holes and I use the stump as the base for a regular campfire that I light with paper or dead leaves. I've always done it that way in all of my 64 years and is the absolute best way to do the job while having a cookout. or party.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

great tips Jim thank you so much and we have some stumps so large it would be a week long intergalactic kegger campout/party LOL

[@aaronm.chambers4572]

Hot coals and forced air with a air compesser hose. Fastest I've ever seen.

[@chris2pher44]

You have an incredible microphone on your camera or world’s loudest drill. Anyways thanks for the video and a earache 😂👍

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Happy to help! :) Thank you for watching, have a great weekend. Guru Mike

[@SW-Video]

I've heard of people taking a corded blower (on low) or directional fan to make the stump, coal, and wood burn faster and hotter. This is a good way to get rid of stumps to at least ground level. Over time they will disintegrate below ground.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@sixpest]

Meets the ground too quick and stops ;(

[@pcolaman1]

I live in Pensacola too. Thanks for the tip

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Absolutely! Glad you found us neighbor! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great day. Guru Mike & team

[@jacksprat7087]

You can also use potassium nitrate (Salt Peter). About 1 pound. Drill a hole about 12” deep and fill it full then water it in. Come back when the stump is d ry (6 months or so) and light it. The stump and most of the side roots will burn like a fuse. Will smolder for days.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing Jack, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@ftumptch86]

Thought it was an India video when I saw them safety flip flops 🤣

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Yeah we’re definitely not from Punjab we’re in Pensacola and flip-flops are the footwear for 99% of the year here in the heat have a great day my friend

[@Jeremy-vb6tv]

Came for the ingenious method... never found it... but impressed with the reply to every comment, so now feel obligated to add my 2 cents. Instead of spending days/weeks and so much work and effort, why not just grind the stump down with a chainsaw and grinder and then kick dirt over it. You would be done in 1-2 hrs, and that would make a great video too!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You can do whatever you want to do my friend we are just sharing what we do and know works. Thanks for the view, hope you have a great weekend. Guru Mike

[@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369]

HOWdy Mr. Know-It-All pleased to meet another !!! COOP the WiSeNhEiMeR from Richmond, INDIANA ...

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Welcome Wienheimer! Glad to have you here with us, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@MrShwaggins]

Next stump you should do the barrel method. Get an old barrel or aluminum trash can, drill some holes around the bottom, throw some kindling on it and I suppose you could use old oil to help it. If I ever have to get rid of a stump I'm going to try that out but since you have 20 stumps I bet you could do it and see what the outcome/differences are. I've also seen people make it into a rocket stump burner but I don't think I would want to deal with blowing air into it. Go search barrel stump burner if you don't know what I'm talking about.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We just might try this out! Thank you for watching and sharing your ideas, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@keen9629]

That is the best way of burning out a stump I have seen.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you liked it Clarence! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@lewis9888]

Last summer I dug four very old tree stumps out with a pointed shovel. This summer I am going to dig up three more stumps. I'm retired so I have plenty of time. I save the wood for camp fires when it is dry.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@srthomp420]

Fellow Pcoler here. Find a metal barrel and place it round the stump when burning. Contains and concentrates the fire on the stump.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for the suggestion! We appreciate the view, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@morto6876]

LoL, and what didn't burn is now WELL PRESERVED!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

There you go Morto! Thanks for watching, we appreciate it, hope you have a great week. Guru Mike

[@punanamousme8486]

Your pup is extra CUTTTE. We call them "moo moo Pibbles"❤❤❤ I think he's supervising..lol

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

She's definitely a "moo moo" LOL She is always "supervising" everything I do :) Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@jonathansherwood5841]

Delicious deep-fried stump 🐺🔧

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Mmmmmhhhhmmmm Jonathan! LOL, thanks for the view, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@christiereynolds1335]

You are so funny. I can't help but laugh. I will try it. 😊

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, thanks Christie!! Glad to make you laugh, thank you for the view hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@vikingvisigoth4384]

Like the idea, you could have done the same with a paddle drill bit meant for wood and pour kerosene or diesel. Kills everything including the root system. and you just control burn like you did in the video (it's funny cause sometimes you can see the ground smoke). So many ways to skin cats. ;)

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for the view and the tip, we appreciate the input, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@iancameron198]

When you coming back to Michigan we miss

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, how about never ;) Glad someone misses us though :) Thanks for watching Ian, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@bunjininja]

I dumped coals and ashes from my wood stove on a stump in the winter. That was covered in composting grass from over the summer. It burned for 2 weeks solid. But was completely gone by the end. Originally I didn't intend to burn the stump. Thought the ashes were out. And tossed them over the snow on the pile. Came out hours later. Voila. No stump.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

That is awesome! Thanks for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@Jimbo_McBacon]

Thing of beauty

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you Jeffrey! We appreciate the view and comment, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@DennisRichardH]

It DID do very *well*!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@mattwaters6987]

Good job! 👍

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@kennethsmith8844]

Looks like I need to fry some fish! Thank you🥴🎣

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Jaloja]

That is your broom now.. Your wife's broom is the nice new one..

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

It sure is!

[@johnduffy6546]

The puppy be like, "C'mon man...Give ME some schnabbles!"

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@OleensEmbroidery]

Love your channel name! You need to have a logo with a Bullwinkle looking moose.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

I know, we've tried some things but keep running into copyright issues :( LOL Who doesn't see our name and hear Rocky Racoon saying "It's Mr Know It All" :) Anyway, thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@chrisj2713]

We do a similar method in the south but we use an old tire and some diesel

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We live in pretty close proximity to neighbors that probably would frown on the black smoke from that concoction not to mention we were trying to be environmentally friendly as well. Thanks for watching and sharing Chris, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@chrisj2713]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru that's why we do it at night. Lol.

[@TomBTerrific]

I get what you’re doing but I would loose the drilling and do a plunge cut with a chain saw and some cross cuts like a Swedish torch. I think this will get you where you want to be quicker.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing your ideas, we appreciate it Tom, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@koenvaninbroukx9362]

Also think so. The oil having to be evaporated and not actually burning only slows the proces down.

[@SlingbladeJim]

Hey..good one Mike. I don't have a turkey fryer. But there is a Chinese restaurant nor far away. They were happy to get rid of their oil. Of course I had to buy 75 orders of Peking Duck first..............................................now Mike, you know this is a joke right.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL! That's exactly what I tell viewers in need of oil, head on down to the local greasy spoon, they will gladly give it to you :) Hope you enjoyed the duck LOL. Thanks for watching Slingblade, it's always a pleasure, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@silvergrizzly316]

Freeench Friiiiiiiied Florida Oak!😂 Lilly said, "wussup daddy, I'm supposed to get the leftovers"😂. Hammer, I could've saved you a lot of trouble, just give me one day lounge'n at poolside and and would've ate that stump!!! Problem eliminated!!!😂 Mikey, tell Consuelo I said "HEY"👋 and Hoolio I said, "duh huh" he'll know whatcha mean😂🤠😂 Y'all have a Blessed week my friends!!! Awesome video brother👍👍 Jay 🕊🕊🕊 P.S. Quote of the week Yeah, "accept the unchangeable" that's me..

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You got it Jay!!! LOL, Lily is a very inquisitive little gal, she is with me everywhere I go on the property, inside or outside, it doesn't matter she's there :) Consuelo sends her regards to you as well my friend, hope you have a fantastic week God bless you brother. Guru Mike

[@mickiexposed]

I thought I recognized your voice. Thanks Senior Rodriguez.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

you are very welcome senorita :)

[@thehollis91]

Good work boots 😁

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you like them Mark! :) Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

When drilling fairly deep into wood, especially slightly or more wet wood, the resistance against the drill bit will become to be very much, so the bit must be slowly removed from the hole while still turning, to make the hole diameter slightly bigger than the bit, to eliminate the resistance. About every 8 seconds. The hand-operated drill motor is getting Hot drilling that much.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend. Guru Mike

[@scottcolumbo4379]

Sold! I can do all my stumps this way except the one i know my gas line goes under. Looks like my Saturday project lol. Thanks for the video

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad to help Scott! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a fantastic weekend and all the best on your project my friend. Guru Mike

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Very cool!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you think so! Thank you for watching, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru you too brother!

[@jrank3288]

Loved the video

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you liked it J! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@Rafael_allcaps]

is this sweet project car dude voice

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You got it! LOL Glad you found us! Thanks for watching, hope you have a great weekend Rafael. Guru Mike

[@anthonyg6924]

😊 Your making me hungry to remove stumps. Good video sir, thanks.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, go get em Anthony!! Thank you for the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@davidweatherall1486]

Nice work

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you very much David we appreciate that

[@shuster1921]

Just how many of you guy's are there? I've known and still know several Mr. Know it All's!

[@grizz474]

I don't know anyone with that much old cooking oil on hand! :)

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

But I bet you have tons of restaurants near you that would love for you to take their used oil off their hands! Thanks for watching, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@AntonioDiaz4-2023]

What I wouldve did was use them to grow a fruit tree with grafting. Grafting would allow you to start growing a new tree using the preexsisting roots already in the ground. To produce fruits like oranges or whatever comes to mind I like the idea too much ❤ #Grafting

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Nice idea Antonio! Thank you for watching and sharing your ideas, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@zarroth]

depends on the type of trees your'e trying to graft. They can't just graft to any other type of tree typically. Also, a trunk that large is going to rot before a graft can take hold. It also appears weathered, so it's already dead.

[@liammclaughlin2881]

Always helps to be wearing safety sandles.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, you know it! Thanks for the view, have a great night. Guru Mike & team

[@user-pe2zy2ch6p]

Ideas like this is what makes America infinity unbeatable,I have tried and seen methods galore,this the cheapest and most environmentally friendly way I have seen.Tell it wife that U really do know it all!No,please do not do that sir,HaHa.Thanks for this tip!DeepPeed

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Fender420]

10:52 Thank You Hoolio!! 🤣😂😅

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Absolutely Tony!! We will pass your message on to the man himself, Hoolio :) Have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@Nico_335i_DCT]

A very nice tip to get rid of these stumps, Mike. Thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great week. Dutch regards Nico.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you liked it Nico! Thanks for watching, we hope you have a great week as well my friend. Guru Mike

[@brucecarter8296]

florida man shows you how to be good to the environment

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

It's how we roll bruce! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@johnschall3013]

Motor oil works great too.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Yeah, we were trying to avoid chemical contamination John, hence the used cooking oil. Thanks for watching. Guru Mike

[@edmartin875]

But not environmentally friendly.

[@inhocsigno9151]

It was fun to see the branches burn down on the fire, they just sorta melted away.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, they did! Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@shrigga5089]

Bro responded to every comment

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

That's how we roll Shrigga!! We truly value our viewers and if they take the time to comment they deserve a response :) Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@leenonolee4629]

Over the course of 1.5 to 2 months I hand dug out two stumps in the back yard. I still have 1/2 of a stump out back I've kept so I can exercise by lifting it (flipping it over) It weighs about 200 lbs.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Nice! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate your input, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@edmartin875]

Ahh, to have a young back again.

[@donmehl556]

I do not use any oil at all. Or drilling holes. I have a 30 inch diameter piece of steel pipe I put around the stump. You could use cinder blocks. Then I just start a fire and keep it going. When the logs burn down, I use the leaf blower just like you did to blow the ashes out. Then I pile more wood into the pipe. Repeat as needed.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input Don, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@jhs55]

I hope you will get her a new broom

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, she's got plenty of toys and goodies :) She's a very inquisitive pup and is always interested in what I am doing :) Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@NordicDan]

That there was some SWEEEEEEEEEET stump removal!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, thanks Dan! We appreciate the view and comment my friend, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@MichaelR58]

Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you Michael! Have a blessed week my friend, thanks for the view. Guru Mike

[@johnhopkins6501]

this is so much easier than going to Home Cheapo and renting a stump grinder of $155 a day. But he needs more beer

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Interdiction]

Always dig around the stump down to a foot . Burns a treat

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Patrick_Gray]

Hi, thanks for the video. Yesterday I cut the bottom out of a 55 gallon burning barrel/drum. Thought it might work for burning stumps or roots. Plan to try burning some roots on the surface where I park my camper, about 30 feet from the tree. Is there a way you can kill roots with out killing the tree? Thought about cutting a section of the root out and then dealing with the end away from the tree.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@rick5078]

cement mixing tub is wider and would cover the entire stump. :) also might want to use draft to your advantage by drilling down deep into the stump, saturate with oil, then dill out the bottom of the stump into the soil crating a sort of central air shaft. Then take a soil auger and drill down through the soil at a angle to meet up with the bottom of the " central air shaft" in the middle of the stump, creating a sort of rocket stove. the additional airflow will help keep the fire lit even once the first pile of logs has burnt up.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you Rick we appreciate the view and input, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@philliphall5198]

Old waste oil and diesel fuel works great also

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Well Phillip, we were trying to look out for the environment even a little bit. Have a great day. Guru Mike

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Nothing up my sleeve…presto!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, thanks for watching and commenting, hope you have a great evening. Guru Mike & team

[@28tpi]

If you can't use fire for whatever reason you can drill holes. (The more the merrier with a big stump) use white vinegar and salt in the drilled holes and cover tightly with a plastic bag. It may take longer but eventually, that stump will flake off like a scab.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

great tips 28 we will try that on a couple of the smaller stumps... sides who doesn't like pickin at an old flaky scab lol!!

[@robertgwalsh5878]

Nice shirt

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks Robert, it's one of my favorites :) Hope you have a great week, thank you for the view. Guru Mike

[@stephendoing2253]

Kerosene works good too

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing stephen, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@jddotson7107]

That is a good idea or u can drill holes in the stump like he did that intersect and put a 50 gal drum with both ends cut off over top of it and use a bag if charcoal

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing jd, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@straightshooterz]

If I had all the time maybe I’d use this method to satisfy my pyrotechnics

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, you could! Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@loco4dogg]

If only I owned a fryer.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Some restaurants have old grease that they would love to give away. Where there's a will, there's a way igojuone. Thanks for watching, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@loco4dogg]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru I know, son owned a restaurant and it was a big pain in his ass. Now all I need is stump.

[@MDfarmturtle]

Entertaining Mr. Know it all! I was debating renting a stump grinder for my 19 stumps but like this better!!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you liked it Brian!! I didn't want to spend the $$ on a stump grinder myself, so here you have my fix to the problem :) Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week and all the best on those stumps my friend. Guru Mike

[@allhonesty848]

If you don't have used cooking oil but need to get rid of a stump, ask local restaurants. They have to pay to dispose of used frier oil and many places will be happy to give you some. There's a place near me that gives used cooking oil away to people who filter it and run their diesel engines on it.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Great suggestion! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input my friend, hope you have a fantastic weekend. Guru Mike

[@scottharris811]

This is so much easier with just a bag of charcoal

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Fender420]

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks Tony!! Glad you liked it, hope you have a stupendous week my friend. Guru Mike

[@krisnace]

Mr know-it-all. I was wondering if you have a solution to patio chairs for the feet of them so they don't wear out. I'm sure you have something up your sleeve. I just bought new patio chairs and I want to protect the feet on them they have hard plastic on them now Any ideas what I can do. Thank you and God bless

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We would love to help you Kris, what would wear them out? Is it from dragging them across concrete? Please if you can, send pics to [e-mail] and we will get you pointed in the right direction, we have all kinds of fixes for things :) Thank you for watching and asking, have a great weekend. Guru Mike

[@mandlesevday3750]

I like your shirt, working on ABC right now.. Do you have the five star passport?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

No, just the shirt :) Thank you for watching, have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@jpjp9111]

I always threw out any oil i used to pan fry. Usually don't have leftovers though. I suppose I'll just have to buy new oil from the store for this purpose.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@Biketunerfy]

I Love your Winnebago. I’ve always wanted to come to America and do route 66 one way in a Winnebago and go back the other way on a Harley or a gold wing.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Sounds like an awesome plan! Thanks for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week ahead my friend. Guru Mike & team

[@meateorman4191]

Good way to incorporate charcoal into the soil.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Good point Meateor Man! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@elbuggo]

Mr Know It All, what if you have put a barrel on top of that stump as a chimney? Would that have increase the temperature for that fire?

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

It might if the barrel is set on about 6 bricks so somewhere around the right amount of air can be drawn in from the fire. Too much air and some of the advantage is lost, not enough and same. I'd say the chances of it creating a helpful draft are small and not worth the time. The diagonal holes can intersect the center fire hole, making them air intake, and will provide plenty of draft.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Yeah, you can do that, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt elbuggo. Thank you for watching, hope you have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@rd3steps]

Having went to war on a few stumps,, just want to say “well done!”🙂.

[@flytechbass1979]

You know what would be a lot easier. Just cover the stumps in leaves and in about two years the stumps are gone.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@gelmgren]

Bears passing through our yards live waste cooking oil.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@koenvaninbroukx9362]

The wick of a candle burns slower with wax. A stump burns slower with oil. Just the holes and maybe some chain-saw slacks should do the job maybe some air forced in to the fire?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike & team

[@musicful7036]

I have a dead stump in my yard, it's been dead for 2 years but stump root still intact. Can I burn it without affecting my underground springling system?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

If your plumbing for your irrigation is over 10 feet away, you should be fine Musicful. Thanks for watching, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@bruceaugustine6486]

Did you know that on most battery operated drills, like that red one that you use, if you tighten the chuck by hand and click it twice, that loosen it one click, the chuck locks and the but will not fall out? However if you leave it at the 2 click point it will loosen 55% of the time for some reason that i do not know.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing Bruce, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@bwantland452]

Can u burn it during no burn notice at your county?

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

HEY! it's SweetProjectCars! With a cool new channel! SUBBED!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Welcome Aboard!! Glad you found us my friend!! Guru Mike & team

[@michaelbolton-un8cx]

He's that close to the house he could get a corded drill motor more power

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Yes we have plug-ins all over the yard purposely installed for working on a 2 acre plot but we wanted to show the power of the 12 V Milwaukee and let people know that it can be done with cordless tools we have huge drills if we wanted to use them but who all has huge drills have a great day my friend guru Mike out

[@dennisprince793]

Dude, good video and a great idea but puhlease, go get yourself a descent drill. That one has no torque and its requiring you to do twice the work.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We have tons of big drills but the average person the average homeowner does not we could go get tools that are way over and above out of our tool chest that the average homeowner the average viewer that watches KZbin does not have we wanted to show also how powerful this little 12 V Milwaukee is it was not a lot of work it did the job and it did it great thank you so much for your comment Dennis have a great day guru Mike

[@flowerflower4731]

March 13th 2024 Blue Angel highway off Lillian highway has a water reclamation You get a free empty gallon container to put your used cooking oil in bring it back and get another one.... As many times as you need Just saying FYI

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Good to know! I know exactly where that is, Thanks! We appreciate the view and info my friend, have a great weekend. Guru Mike & team

[@lamarclark2169]

Have you ever tried to burn a slash pine stump? Oil wouldn’t soak into heart pine.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Not yet Lamar, we are tackling the oaks on our property :) Thanks for the view, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@TheBeefSlayer]

14:16 set up a box fan on it.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Sounds good! Thanks for watching David, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@tadahead7174]

I grind stumps professionally, and heard you say $600 for a stump there? Any places to rent? I'll bring my equipment down today!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

I'm sure you can find a place, and yes, that's what the average cost has been in our area! Thanks for watching, have a great evening. Guru Mike & team