Burmalight

[kcs]

I’m thinking of getting a Burmalight stump grinder. Does anyone know about these and how it would work on my B2650

 

[woodman55]

Baumalight makes good stuff. But I would also check out Woodland mills, they seem to make good equipment also.

 

[kcs]

Awesome I will
Thanks

 

[mcfarmall]

Lots of videos on YouTube featuring the Baumalight stump cutter. I'm a Vermeer fan myself.

 

[mikester]

Baumalight makes good stuff. But I would also check out Woodland mills, they seem to make good equipment also.

Where are Woodland Mills products manufactured? Our products are designed in Ontario, Canada by Woodland Mills Engineers. They are manufactured in China by a supplier that exclusively works with Woodland Mills designers.

FAQ

woodlandmills.com

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Baumalight is designed and manufactured in Canada

I prefer to buy stuff made in North America. Buy local

 

[chim]

He wants a grinder

That is quite terrific.

And ours is built

This side of the Pacific

~~Burmalight

 

[Shorthairs]

Lots of videos on YouTube featuring the Baumalight stump cutter. I'm a Vermeer fan myself.

Vermeer makes great products and is a wonderful family owned business. Worked for them for 40 years.

 

[CGMKCM]

I would buy the next model up from This or rent a big grinder. I am using my Father In-Laws Baumalight Stump Blaster 24 and it is a very slow process to grind stumps especially hardwoods. The Grind wheel is hinged and will allow the grinder to slide over the stump. The next model up uses the same grind wheel mounted in line with the tractor and does not have the hinge. Much heavier also. This video may better explain why the smallest grinder has problems. Tim chose to leave shipping pin in place against what owners manual states. TTWT