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Read articles →This video follows a B2601 owner grinding roughly half a dozen real stumps at a neighbor's property using the Woodland Mills WG24. It goes hands-on: you see attachment swaps, travel to the site, and actual grinding of varied stumps including tricky ones near live trees. The creator also troubleshoots three-point hitch lateral play mid-job. Best for B2601 owners curious about practical stump-grinding workflow and real-world limitations.
An owner-operator sharing candid, hands-on experiences from his own 33-acre property and surrounding neighborhood, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
It shifts when it hits the side of the stump, which is why you start on the edge so it pulls inward instead of skipping over and away from the stump.
The creator went about two to three inches below the topsoil, enough to spread soil over it and mow, and said he could go about six inches deep if needed.
No, changing pins to different preset spots did not reduce the play. The creator suggested turnbuckles would let you lock the arms in place better than pins.
