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Read articles →Focuses on the case for matching attachment size to tractor capability, using the Baumalight 1P14 (18-inch wheel, 15-30 PTO hp) on a Kubota B2601. The creator grinds two real stumps (4-10 inches), explains cutting direction, carbide teeth, and how the lighter wheel is more forgiving than larger grinders. Worth watching for B-series or BX owners considering their first stump grinder; note the unit was provided by Baumalight.
An owner-operator running a 33-acre property who discloses the grinder was sent by Baumalight for testing, so impressions are favorable though he acknowledges the arrangement upfront.
Yes, it requires 15 to 30 PTO horsepower and the B2601 produces 19 horsepower at the PTO, making it a perfect fit for this size tractor.
Start on the side opposite where the wheel pulls, since starting on the far side can suck the grinder over and stall the tractor.
It has 12 carbide cutting teeth, and it is designed to grind the stump only in the forward direction.
Yes, the smaller, lighter wheel can be dropped onto a stump and ride on the ground without stalling the tractor or engaging the slip clutch.
