Tree Stump Removal with Charcoal | S2:E20

We wanted to try a new and easy way of removing tree stumps as an alternative to using a stump grinder. This would be helpful if you've got one or two small stumps that need to be removed. You simply carve a small divot or a bowl in the stump and pour in hot charcoal and let it sit for a day. Afterwards, the stump will be dried out and burnt which will allow you to chop away the remaining stump. This is one of the simpler tree stump removal methods.
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[@cwilli26]

Watching you dice up that stump so precisely with your saw was strangely satisfying. Good job.

[@harleyb.birdwhisperer]

Good job. Nice touch with the Kettle lid. I have one I’m working down, I’ll use that.

[@irisponcedeleon2239]

Awesome! I'll give this a try 💪 on the numerous stumps throughout my yard

[@elmoci3277]

Hola 👋🏼, funciono lo de este video?

[@successfulMillennial]

Best version so far

[@kevinkleinhenz6511]

Well we have property that isn’t a yard so when burning tree limbs or dead wood I just start the pile on top of a stump (not near as short as yours) they all will burn down leaving a crater. Mission accomplished.

[@PleasantValleyOutdoors]

Yep I’ve done that too. Thanks for watching

[@stevebrown37]

I tried the charcoal and it barely phased my stumps. I tried a few times too. I didn't have a lid though, but no rain. Finally it was using chainsaw, dulling chains from hitting dirt, but I'm good a fast sharpening. Anyhow it was cut, slice, chop dig over and over! Will never do again! 65 and disabled now so if I can't afford to have removed, it will stay!! I can rig up yard decor to hide. Lol

[@PleasantValleyOutdoors]

I hear you. Really no good way to remove them without having them ground or completely dug out. I burn or cut them myself to save money. Thanks for watching

[@jeffreygray9157]

I've learned to dig out 6" - 8" deep around the stump, some charcoal, some desiel fuel....... That usually does the trick!!

[@PleasantValleyOutdoors]

I’ll have to try it. Thanks for watching

[@Technoanima]

Beautifully done!!!

[@rja3226]

@Sonny Boone She is a real plunger. What a gobbler. You are a lucky man!

[@lavectech]

Nice work

[@free_at_last8141]

You've got a real handle of that chainsaw; great job.

[@PleasantValleyOutdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@samiyeremi1]

Great job! what brand is your chainsaw?

[@PleasantValleyOutdoors]

It’s a Stihl. Thanks for watching

[@douglas9607]

I'd try it too.

[@jimmymulherin4505]

People who know how to live.

[@raven5ism]

Way, way overkill.