"Stump Gone! How to Quickly Remove a Stump with Professional Grinding"

[@annharrison5007]

Good job proud of you

[@kristycongo4579]

That's a cool, stump grinding job! Keep up the good work

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Thanks for watching!!

[@buck9739]

Like butter how satisfying

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Yes, sir!

[@mikesorg6746]

Great work Chris!!

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Thanks! Mike

[@HalfPint5811]

💪💪

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

You got that right!

[@jasongravelman2193]

What's the HP on that ol grinder Mr. Chris

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

2004 Rayco Rg50 Super with a 66 HP

[@jasongravelman2193]

@ChrissStumpGrinding thank you. That thing cuts great. I have a Rayco 1635 super jr

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Hello everyone

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Hey, Stanley

[@stumpgrinders5084]

Smoking already didn’t ya just replace that motor? Warm her up buddy . Anyways your videos look good.

[@ChrissStumpGrinding]

Yes, we put new rings in it. I guess I will be giving it a total rebuild this winter or buying a newer. I haven't decided yet. Thanks for watching!!

[@stumpgrinders5084]

@ I always let mine warm up . All metal has expansion rates depending on temperature. Pistons and motor blocks expand at different rates. Pressing that throttle before that block expands will wear them rings quicker by not only the temperature difference it’s the instant strain u put on it when engaging that pump. Every good mechanic always lets their car warm up .