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Re: Stump Removal
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Posted by Mike Van on July 21, 2005 at 02:04:24 from (24.151.104.209):
In Reply to: Stump Removal posted by kippster on July 20, 2005 at 20:12:38:
Kip, if you have a lot of time, a chainsaw, & know how to sharpen it, you can dig & clean around each one & saw them off. You only need a few inches below grade, stumps that size shouldn't have huge belled butts yet. I've done several that way, takes time but works fine. The cleaner you get where you will cut, the longer you can saw without sharpening. The old chipper chain will stay sharp longer than the new chisel. I had a 2' dia. Ash & a Cherry on a bank behind my house, their gone now. Some nice not to have to mow & trim around those stumps.
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