Appears to be fairly efficient machinery...

That monster would starve here...

I think the stump grinder would be kinda hard to stop using. The thought process being "if it will do that to a stump, what else will it do?"

I have the larger version of it. I keep it out back with my feller/buncher. It worked pretty good. Most places around here their aint a tree left!

I have one for my 260.

It was cheap. 8000

I have two of them running wide open at the moment, also have a spray boom on the back killing this yaupon. They are expensive but if you charge these queer california timber companies enough money they will pay for themselves fairly fast.

Just think at one time all that work was done by hand.

DOD leased an machine during Viet Name was that would clear a jungle and turn it into sawdust. after the war was over Weyerhaeuser used it in North Eastern NC. Took four train cars to move it or seven tractor trailer trucks. Would go across water if necessary.

In my area the old times would cut stumps for shake bolts.

Pave paradise and put up a parking lot.

They must have used them big old shire horses to pull big stumps.

Boco.

Grew up with a team of dales, everything from haying to stump pulling

Wow that's getting it done

Wow. Where do you find a mulcher for $8,000, so I can run out and get one? I’ve seen them for skidsteers for 25-55K. Anyone have any recommendations for one to mount on a skid steer with high flow hydraulics?

I bet something like that could clear a battlefield just as efficient.

I think I could use one of those! I have some white oaks, about 30” in diameter, needs to ground down. And a few pines.

Lineup a long row of them at the boarder and proceed south. Mexico would have an invasion then!