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[Stump Jumper]

We could use the big bang theory on those stumps. :D ;D ;)

But then again we don't want to upset the neighbors. :

[DanG]

So ya need the space for campers, eh?  Do like we do here on the Forum.  When they show up, just say, "Pull up a stump, and stay a while."   ;D :D :D :D

[Furby]

Do the neighbors have a vacation planned ???

[GF]

Hey Jeff I rented a stump grinder to grind my stumps, it cost me $85 for the day. 

[Jeff]

Thats an interesting thought. I wonderif they have one up here.

[MULE_MAN]

If your weren't so far away, My Backhoe would take them out put pretty easy.
Plan B   Arky bring some Black Power   :D   :D  :D  ;D

[Stephen]

A Great Uncle of mine cleared land for farming with pigs! He would fence an area for a few pigs and poke holes under the stumps, and push corn under them. The pigs would root their snouts into the dirt and push, pull, bite and tear the roots and stump out to get the corn.

I don't know what you would do with the pigs after the stumps were out though?  ;)

Wish I could be there!
Stephen

[Furby]

From what I've been told about the rental grinders, you are going to have to let Tammy do it.  ;D
I hear they can be a real "pain" to operate.

[Murf]

Unless you have absolutely no desire to ever have a finished yard where those stumps are now don't even think about a stump grinder.

I've got one for the back of the tractor, and in a few spots it's come real handy.

I've also got a half dozen spots in the lawn where stumps were ground up, the chips get all mixed into the soil and every year they decompose and settle a little more. I bet some of those spots have had 24" of topsoil poured over top in an effort to level them out over the years.

If you do grind a few up, be sure to gather up and dispose of as much of the chips as possible and backfill it with clean soil.