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MowerMike

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It took thirteen 40 lb bags of fill dirt plus one 40 lb bag of Scotts Miracle Grow topsoil and a liberal amount of perennial rye grass seed. I used a sledge hammer, crowbar and chainsaw to break up and remove the mostly rotted stump, which weighed about 200 pounds. A few years ago a feral cat had a litter inside it.
 

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It took thirteen 40 lb bags of fill dirt plus one 40 lb bag of Scotts Miracle Grow topsoil and a liberal amount of perennial rye grass seed. I used a sledge hammer, crowbar and chainsaw to break up and remove the mostly rotted stump, which weighed about 200 pounds. A few years ago a feral cat had a litter inside it.

Thats some nice and seasoned firewood there!! :laughing:
 
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Nice work! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
You should invest in a stump grinder if you are going to do that often.
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those stump grinders are awesome. it sucks when they kick back at you though like if you tilt the blade the wrong way.

I wouldn't know...I have never used one. :frown: :laughing::laughing:
But if you had a Ventrac with the stump grinder attachment it would eliminate the kickback problem! :licking::licking: I should stop dreaming! :laughing:
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I doff my hat sir. Stupendous job. Nice fence by the way. Nice touch with the ryegrass. To bad about the cat. She will find a new place no doubt. P.S. Next time lets see the tools of the trade please.
 

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Nice work, I usually burn stumps out if no burn ban, it is a lot easier to do.
 

MowerMike

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Nice work, I usually burn stumps out if no burn ban, it is a lot easier to do.

Outdoor burning around here is strictly verboten. Very high fire danger. Also, this stump was too close to a nearby tree and wooden fence, not to mention the house.
 
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