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Bandit Offers Stump Grinding Attachment for Skid Steers

The stump gun's design allows it to easily grind stumps of virtually any shape or size.

Wed April 16, 2014 - National Edition
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Bandit Industries now offers the stump gun, a powerful stump grinding attachment designed for use with skid steers. The stump gun’s design allows it to easily grind stumps of virtually any shape or size. It attaches to skid-steer loaders in seconds, and it’s powered by the skid steer’s hydraulic system.

“If you have a skid steer loader, you can have a powerful stump grinder,” said Christopher Smith, Bandit’s marketing and communications director. “The stump gun is a perfect addition for anyone with a skid steer who’s also seeking a simple, easy-to-use stump grinding solution.”

The stump gun connects to any skid steer with a quick attach plate. Once attached, the operator simply connects the hydraulic lines and removes the stump gun from its stand cradle. Because it operates vertically, the stump gun can be used to grind stumps of virtually any size. Operators simply drive to the stump, raise the stump gun into position, and grind the stump from left to right. The vertical design helps to aid chip containment while also being very effective on odd-shaped stumps and rootballs.

“What’s nice about the stump gun is that it’s a very basic design with just a few moving parts, yet it’s effective on pretty much any kind of stump,” said Smith. “It’s high-production with low maintenance, and that’s something everyone can appreciate.”

Maintaining the stump gun is as easy as operating it. Two grease points, nine grinding teeth and an end-cap on the shaft are the extent of the maintenance. Keep the stump gun greased and monitor the teeth and end-cap for wear. The powerful hydraulic motor requires no routine maintenance, and the steel grinding shaft is built to easily withstand regular grinding operation.

For more information, call 800/952-0178 or visit www.banditchippers.com.




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