Another Way To Handle Tree Stumps?

[BroJack]

Pneumatic drill?

Jack

[Mike LaMana]

Sure, but why?

[John McGaw]

Caterpillar D11R.

[John Hines]

Wouldn't do any different than an electric drill. Except maybe work under water.

How about the classic Skill saw, with a cheap carbide tipped blade? That will cut thru most anything, with the right blade. A low tooth count, if you have a choice.

Otherwise, as Jimmie Walker used to say (not in this context) Dyno-Mite!!

[Brad]

Trackhoe

[BroJack]

Mowing around stumpers adds an extra hour to the mowing chore.

Jack ______________

[DanG]

Leave them tall enough to install a nice top and use as a picnic table.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Keep the whole world singing. . . . DanG

[Brad]

What do you mow with? Fingernail clippers?

[Mike LaMana]

Why not blast them out?

[BroJack]

Cub Cadet.

Jack

[Harry K]

My old man's method. Enough dynamite to render it into splinters. No kidding. When he blew a stump there was nothing left to pick up.

Harry K

[Kipper]

How about a planter?

[Bubba]

Contact paper?

[xrongor]

i cut mine low and built planters over them.

randy

[Charles]

Move. I got rid of moles that way.

[Bro Jack]

I'm talking about a jackhammer that they use to tear up streets.

Jack

[Artie]

I've read in many places across the internet that powdered milk will greatly accelerate the rotting.

I drilled 1/4" holes all over mine and then wet it down. Then sprinkled it liberally with powdered milk.

I don't know if it really did anything, but it did rot pretty quick.

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[Tim]

I just move enough dirt around them so I can get enough room to cut them off flush with the ground with a chainsaw and then ignore them. We mow right over them.

[default]

I strongly suspect that drilling 1/4" holes all over it and putting *anything*,

or even nothing, in them would greatly accellerate rotting.

[BroJack]

You better watch it.

You'll have the animal rights people after you.

BroJack