Stump Humper Stump Grinder

The Stump Humper is a 27HP EFI Kohler, self-propelled stump grinder ideal for confined space work. It's unique pivot point above the wheels makes this machine extremely user-friendly.
Features:
- Compact, easily fitting through a standard doorway for those tight access jobs.
- Self propelled hydraulic driven.
- 356mm Cutting depth.
- Amazing power in the cutting head due to the design, allowing you to plough through those tough stumps.
- Unique pivot action base allowing the user to keep the wheel base stationary while using a smooth gliding motion back and forth to easily grind stumps.
- Powerful 27HP Kohler EFI petrol engine.
- Constructed of heavy duty materials, standard off the shelf parts, built to last-simply the strongest.
- Quality powder-coated finish.
- Manufactured in Australia.
Copyright © Hansa Products Ltd, 2011. All rights reserved.

[@collinhansen3607]

Love this music video. It always brings me straight back to the 90s

[@barbarasmith6414]

This is like watching a good movie. I'm sure that could be the best mulch ever

[@Hansaproducts]

So kind :) thanks

[@GypsyHunter232UK]

Wen i do stump grinding here in the qeer old corrupt UK 🇬🇧 i always dig down around the stump to remove any stones and other material that will impede the grinding and cause stones to fly and stop the destruction of the cutting teeth before they would before this procedure

[@johnm8891]

Pretty sure my dentist used one of these on me the other day.

[@SheilaStJohn-rt9fp]

😂

[@franzbauer5531]

5 years later....the work is already done

[@lujikaralabe]

the background music has no business being as good as it is

[@Regg363]

I like this grinder, the others you have to lock one wheel. This brand looks easier and less physically demanding.

[@lowpricedpaint]

The best thing about these grinders, is that they will fit through most gates. Customers don't like the idea of tearing down part of their fence to grind stumps. I used the 4 wheel model, I think it was called Max, and you didn't have to do anything but move the levers. I was the stump grinding man. If I could find that same machine, I would buy it. Back in the 80's, I think my boss paid $14,000 for his, great machine.

[@Scottie404]

If you don't go down far enough when you take down a tree, you'll have wasp/carpenter bees living in the tree roots for years. I know this from experience.

[@karlivan228]

Best stump grinder video yet!

[@IjukeYOUout]

This machine takes about an hour per average 18" diameter fresh pine

[@snufleufugus]

This looks like so much fun

[@shaneseguin9824]

Pretty nice unit for a tiny one, but I do like the pivot on the frame option that alot do not have. You have to swing the whole Damm unit back and forth instead of this unit just swinging the head!!! Would be interested in giving one a go!!

[@Hansaproducts]

Cheers for the great feedback - call us for a demo :)

[@shaneseguin9824]

@@Hansaproducts I may have to take you up on that offer, thanks

[@cmoon682]

the pivoting head leads me to believe this product could have some merit,at 25hp plenty of power,if the engine is reliable I would consider it

[@nikosgrigorakos]

It's a very good compact stump grinder for places with limited accessibility but it's not as easy as it looks to work with it makes you sweat.i have one myself .The efi Kohler is a reliable engine 200 hours i had no issues.

[@ylwpyro9549]

It looks as though it works significantly quicker than other models of stump cutters.

[@geraldlabonte9539]

Youve never seen a stumper built in calumet mi made in the usa

[@robstars69]

I'm impressed !

[@emiliozavalaramirez5226]

Just excellent machine and operator

[@jacak47410]

I am rather impressed excellent design.

[@MrHeadshot1982]

Nice it did a good job.

[@stumpgrindingdirect2385]

Great machine, I need to get a grinder like this.

[@geronimopascuale9208]

what it cost $ to remove the tree that size and remove the stump? Nice work

[@microneus]

Impressive!

[@ffraw]

had the same machine for grinding 3 big stumps, 15 min per stump and I posted a video of it

[@AlabanzasyAdoración7]

BIY how much did you pay for it?

[@ascoop22]

Should have got a Hurricane. 2 min per stump.

[@bryanutility9609]

Why don’t you list the cost and where it can be purchased?

[@Hansaproducts]

Please contact head office for pricing enquiries on this unit. Or contact us here: www.hansaproducts.com/nz/contact/enquiry/

[@thestuntman321]

AWESOOME!!!!!

[@ronaldbailey7365]

I want one

[@dereksparks2864]

Just amazing, we need it! :D

[@befree1558]

Nice machine but way too small for such a stomp..that`s really hard work with such a "small" machine.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

grinding and humping a stump is hard work

[@suprac19]

This looks good, could you use this for cutting slabs?

[@84gssteve]

All the weight of a hydraulic unit, and with all the labor of a manual unit?! No thanks, Ill stick to my Vermeer Sc30TX.....one hand operation, no belts to fail and it has a cup holder!

[@whatsmyageagain1000]

Steve po gotta have that cup holder.

[@chriscraft77022]

cool video... i hope i can find one of those to rent

[@GiantHakkuri]

Nice grinder for manual labour.

[@koi-fesh]

i like this

[@koi-fesh]

so do i

[@koi-fesh]

oh ok

[@tiagoandrelinoramos6272]

Qual valor de uma máquina dessas

[@freewheeler8924]

...and what's wrong with gelignite?

[@michaelcarrillo3243]

I never heard of that goddamn stump grinder they make I own stump Kings in Sacramento California and here's another thing people when you grind stumps got to put a barrier around so dangerous but if you guys want a real good stump grinder but a smaller one not them teeny ones look at a dosko 377 they're one of the baddest machines around

[@roadstar499]

whats the cost of these? how much does it weigh? and can you tow it behind a truck or does it need a trailer? thanks

[@ryancockerill4484]

Seeing no one replied to you.... $16k AUD new, think the price has just gone up. 240kg I think, tow behind almost any car in a 6x4 min trailer

[@pseltoro4]

awsome

[@emrythompson]

A Ventrac with stump grinder is better and easier to use, plus you can do more than grind stumps with it.

[@daveborchard2019]

The music was horrible! I bet it’s pretty expensive to have a large stump like that grinded. It would probably take many to burn a stump that large.

[@udayashantha5698]

The technology was discovered to cut down trees 🌳 man does not think of the time when a plant passes through a trees 🌳

[@njgrplr2007]

For those of you that don't know any better, that machine is an instrument of torture. You have to muscle it across the face of the stump and roots as the vibration rattles your tooth fillings loose. If you think you're gonna be done in 10 minutes, think again. If you're gonna grind some stumps, either get it done by a professional or rent a Baretto with a large cutting wheel that's moved hydraulically.

[@legalant1429]

😍

[@reillystsb]

Johnny likey

[@liammcalpine4629]

Wow

[@byronwright5772]

Pity, would have made an awesome table.😔

[@iwantedcreases]

That is taking way too much time.

[@rich42012]

Never grind a stump with someone cutting within 50 yards.... These are unsafe!

[@azazelone905]

rich42012 150ft?! Dude! You have to be either kidding or a complete pussy!😆

[@justingreen8006]

Takes too long

[@geraldlabonte9539]

Not impressed looks like there youd be there for a year and a day with that peashooter buy a stumper built in calumet mi

[@zebsprohar594]

If they r gonna make a how to video they should know how to do it,. First off. U DNT bite that big. U take a bout a quarter of they top n stay on top whole time when u get deep into a cut u have more of ur blade touching and that just slows ur wheel down takeing all ur power away. U want to cut with only bottom part of ur grinder. Trust me. Lol

[@earnmyturns6305]

what an annoying sound track

[@DeeDee-rx3cb]

What the hell is that awful background noise. Sounds like a dying cat in a wasp nest

[@mattwolf5707]

That machine is a complete joke!

[@BigMeachBoy412]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thomasgroover8942]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@cpaganjr123]

Better of digging a trench around it and axe it down 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@richardpalleschi4807]

No safety shield on the machine. No gloves. Not for me thank you.