"TMC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:(E-Mail Removed):

> Looking at hire or paying for removal
>
> will have several stumps to grind most are in rear garden with only
> 2ft 9in access
>
> the first is a conifer stump 40cm diameter approx

As an aternative cut some slots into the top with a chainsaw and leave for
a year to rot ... that's what I've done with mine, and its worked. A lot
less faffing about than grinding.

Of course if they want the stump out now, they want it out now ... but they
do rot quickly.

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All the best,

Chris

On Jun 6, 6:57*pm, Chris Wilson <ulm@.4rubbish.britwar.co.uk> wrote:

> As an aternative cut some slots into the top with a chainsaw

A ****ing dangerous way to use a chainsaw, mind.

Andy Dingley <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:59acf1b0-7eda-44f9-
9a89-(E-Mail Removed):

> On Jun 6, 6:57*pm, Chris Wilson <ulm@.4rubbish.britwar.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> As an aternative cut some slots into the top with a chainsaw
>
> A ****ing dangerous way to use a chainsaw, mind.
>

Humbug

Mind you angle grinders scare me

Horses for courses I suppose

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All the best,

Chris