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Old 12-28-2014, 11:20 PM
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Tip your oil filter over on the stump and let it drain, light it and your done.
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Tip your oil filter over on the stump and let it drain, light it and your done.
I even drilled holes in it, 3' diameter, 3' high took me all summer but it's basically gone now. Hopefully I can make grass grow on it in the spring. I love fire, but can't imagine doing it to 75 of them! I don't think my liver would make it!!





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I even drilled holes in it, 3' diameter, 3' high took me all summer but it's basically gone now. Hopefully I can make grass grow on it in the spring. I love fire, but can't imagine doing it to 75 of them! I don't think my liver would make it!!





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I used to work at a dealership. If you do tear it up on that machine, don't count on the warranty to honor the repair. It falls under "abuse". Seen it.

If I had that many stumps to grind, don't know what I'd do. Probably just buy a stump grinder, then resell it, but not a 3pt mounted one. Just my
JMech is right. Even if it is covered what happens when your warranty runs out?
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well if you do get one,i have to say that wood bros make good stuff...or at least definitely used too...my dad actually went to school with them in oregon ill....he has a friend that works there and got him a really good deal on a "frontier" branded finish mower for his jubee, and it is NICE...we have old woods stuff too, like a brush hog, and a 3pt blade, quality ,heavy...they have just been pounded for 40yrs and still do the job....
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