The Bradco stump grinder by Paladin Construction Group attaches to skid steers for landscaping, construction and maintenance stump removal needs. Choose from cutting depths up to 10- or 12-in. (25 or 30 cm) below ground with a multi-directional tooth pattern that permits cutting from side-to-side and vertically. Optional square-threaded single-bolt teeth or shark style universal bolt-on teeth are available.

Both standard-flow and high-flow models have heavy-duty gearbox drives with torque arm motor support for longer motor and drive system life. The offset design offers enhanced visibility and can be used in tight spaces around buildings, homes, trees and other obstacles. The built-in grouser pads provide cutting stability and grip for uneven ground and hill sides, according to the manufacturer.

The Bradco stump grinder provides a 60-degree swing arc geometry and can cover 45 in. (114 cm) in a single sweep. An adjustable speed control allows the operator to adjust the speed of the swing and lift functions to achieve maximum performance.

Easy access to all drive components allows for quick maintenance while the quick attach mounting plate allows for easy hook-up and disconnect. The SG26 standard-flow model requires 14 to 22 gpm (53 to 83 Lpm) and has a 26-in. (66 cm) diameter cutting wheel, allowing for up to 10-in. cutting depths. The SG30 high-flow model requires 29 to 44 gpm (110 to 166 Lpm) and has a 30-in. (76 cm) diameter cutting wheel, allowing for up to 12-in. cutting depths.

For more information, call 800/456-7100 or visit www.paladinconstructiongroup.com.

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