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Fortunately for me it's just a house beer. I live close to beer city USA, home to East Coast operations of New Belgium and Sierra Nevada, Highland Brewing, Oskar Blues and about 26 other breweries. So there's a lot of choices for us.

 

Fire Escape from Asheville Brewing Company

 

Another day of tearing the bone out of it....

Did a lot of 3 wheel tractor unloading today. Dicey!!

 

Anything electric putting a heavy load on it greatly reduces battery life.

 

Been going to Hillman's brewing the last little bit. They also have a very good Cuban sandwich.

 

I have countless stumps I need to remove and its painful just thinking about it

 

Not at all on par with the stuff yall do but a little proud for the cheapness of my idea. Bought a old Dixon ZT a while ago that didn't come with a side shot or a blocking plate, I made a wooden blocking plate about 6 months ago and finally decided to make a side shot out of a extra 5 gallon bucket. The hardest part was originally cutting the deck output to a straight line cause it curves and was bent a little.

 

Hell, yeah!

This is what we all here for!

Kinda wished you would have used a Castrol bucket, tho.

 

Ok...... but it might be a good idea to at least round off the corners on that chute. Walking by it while not in use you could tear the hell out of your leg . . .

 

Haha, I guess I should have used a pennzoil bucket cause thats the oil I actually use. Maybe next time.

Thats a good point, I will round off the front corner and all the edges.

 

Still working on the 1 in the yard. Been on hold been windy.

 

Friend of mine had some in his yard and he bought a winch from harbor freight and some block and tackle pulleys to get them out. There are tons of videos online if you care to look into it, just remember to stay out of the line of the cable or rope if you go that route.

 

Not sure yet

 

I totally agree, we get the "Traditional Lager and the "Flight" -thats all. I know they have other brews -wish we could get them here.

 

It doesn't seem renting a stump grinder would be painful, unless you're talking about the cost part of it.

 

Money is tight, time is short, and will is dwindling

 

Keep your chin up, them stumps will eventually rot and it won't cost you anything but time, which is free

 

YEP if you got a big enough tractor or truck, with a good winch & a tire... You can pull a lot out.

I own a stump grinder for my tractor. It paid for itself the first month we had it. Done hundreds of stumps at this point. Still on my first set of teeth for it. Been doing a few for my good neighbors here & there.

Last dozen here on our place I've dug out with the excavator just for practice time. That is a lot more involved than just grinding them down below ground level.

 

Story of my life right there...

 

dynamite. cheap, fun, possibly effective.