Stump Grinder Attachment

Grind tree stumps into mulch with the powerful action of the stump grinder attachment. Designed for maximum operating capability, the stump grinder mounts directly to the front of a carrier for easy maneuvering in tight areas and positioning exactly where grinding action is needed. Mounted at a 90-degree angle to the operator, the stump grinder offers increased visibility to the cutting area, giving the operator the same wide view as with any pull-behind grinder.

Applications for the stump grinder attachment include removing stumps in large, open areas as well as in small, compact environments. Get into smaller spaces, such as backyards and through a gate. The stump grinder is the ideal attachment for landscaping contractors, homeowners with acreage, campus facilities, municipalities, and rental contractors.

How Does It Work?

Pivoting from side-to-side, the stump grinder sweeps its blade consistently across the desired area, powerfully grinding down any unwanted stump. Bring the grinder down into the grade to mulch. The grinding action cuts the stump until flush to or just-below ground level.

A broad range of cutting widths allows better access to a variety of stump sizes.

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Stump Grinder Features:

90-Degree Angle Mount: With a front mount attachment system, the stump grinder is mounted at a 90-degree angle to the operator for increased visibility to the cutting area.
Auxiliary Hydraulics Operation: Stump grinder operates off the carrier�s auxiliary hydraulics, eliminating an engine to maintain while operating.
Carbide-Tipped Teeth: Efficiently rip through hard wood, providing long life and uptime protection for the attachment.
Front Mount System: Easier to maneuver into tight areas and to position stump grinder over the stump, delivering accurate grinding action and operation.
Unique Valve Design: Prevents the cutting wheel from stalling while in the cut.
Rubber Deflecting Shields: Provide additional operator comfort and protection from wood chips.

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