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Read articles →Focuses on the updated Allight/Bhama Light 1P24 stump grinder, specifically its two new features over the prior version: quick-hitch compatibility and a slip clutch. Tim grinds several stumps of varying hardness at a viewer's property, gives rough time estimates per stump, walks through operating technique in detail, and lets the property owner take a turn. Includes a purchase link and discount code, so factor in the promotional angle. Best for compact-tractor owners actively considering this specific grinder.
An owner-operator channel focused on compact tractors, but Tim has a commercial relationship with the retailer selling this grinder and promotes a discount code during the video.
It now has quick-hitch compatibility and a slip clutch instead of a shear bolt, which can be adjusted for different tractor strengths and saves money on replacement bolts.
Yes, it requires a hydrostatic tractor, and this style is described as the only stump grinder style that can work on a subcompact tractor.
The first stump took only three to five minutes, while a harder stump was estimated at fifteen to twenty minutes.
Start on the right edge of the stump, cut in about an inch and a half to two inches deep, and cut into the wood rather than down onto it to avoid bouncing.
