Sharpening Green Teeth On the Rayco Rg50 Stump Grinder

[@darrenswoodworks8695]

Thanks for the video. That’s how I’ve been sharpening my green teeth for a couple years. I tried using a green wheel and a drill press. The tooth got hot and the solder melted. I got a small diamond wheel and it no longer gets hot. I don’t even have to hold down the drill press handle. Just add a little weight and a few minutes later it’s sharp.

[@penguinistas]

How do the 1100's hold up against rocks? We use 900's on ours. Is your grinding wheel a 20 inch diameter wheel, or is it bigger? Thanks.

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

penguinistas, I think the wheel diameter is about three foot acros, the teeth does alright for a little while and then they suck or chip terrible and need to swapped out.

[@ArborEdgeTools]

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[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Cool, thanks

[@treeman765]

That silicate dust from the green wheel is super bad to breath in wear a mask! You took the time and shortened your life to sharpen those teeth and then beat the carbide with a hammer! Lol wtf

[@treeman765]

O ya and those green teeth only need tightened to 45 ft lbs so the impact is way over kill

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

What kind on machine do you run? Thanks for watching Brian

[@treeman765]

I have a Rayco rg55