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Read articles →An owner-operator's real working session using a Woodland Mills WG24 stump grinder on a Kubota B2601, tackling stumps of varying sizes including a large, awkward one set on a mound near the house. The video gets into practical detail: slip-clutch behavior, visibility problems backing up, the surprise that stump roots extend far wider underground, and an honest comparison to a $200 professional quote. Best for B2601 owners considering this specific grinder.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from his own 33-acre property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Woodland Mills claims up to six inches deep. The owner ground stumps a few inches below the surface, enough to remove the tripping hazard and cover with topsoil.
The owner noticed considerable slip clutch slippage at first but did not adjust it. After more use it slipped less, similar to brake pads wearing in.
The owner felt the $200 quote was fair after experiencing how much work and time it took to grind a large stump themselves with the B2601.
Being on a mound pointed the tractor nose down, so the three-point could not drop fully, limiting how low the grinder could reach the stump.
