Ohio Stump Removal

Ohio Stump Removal Performing stump removal services in Columbus, Ohio and surrounding areas. I own my own stump grinders and have many years of experience removing stumps.

We were doing some chipping today and managed to kill the belt that drives the chipper disc. It's inconvenient but it c...
08/26/2026

We were doing some chipping today and managed to kill the belt that drives the chipper disc. It's inconvenient but it could be a lot worse. We hope to get another belt tomorrow and be back at it.

07/25/2026

Waiting on one of my tree guys to take down a tree, while I wait (out of range) to remove a 2nd stump. My tree guys help keep me fed. God bless. 😁😁😁

06/08/2026

After we ground up that big stump, we removed between 10,000 and 12,000 pounds of debris with our antique CASE 1825B skid steer. Each scoop is around 300 to 400 pounds of material.

The dump bed is rated for 2,000 pounds but we've routinely put 3,000 pounds in it. We have occasionally put in too much (which requires us to shovel it off by hand) so we try to avoid that.

Joshua and I "had a bet" on how many truck loads we would need to remove. I thought perhaps 2 (maybe 3) truck loads but Joshua was leaning towards 4 to 5 truck loads.

It was 4, so technically Joshua won but "winning" brings no satisfaction when you have to do much more work than you thought... which always makes for a grand day of fun together. 😱😡😨🤬

On the way home Joshua said don't talk to me till tomorrow. 🥶🥶🥶

06/08/2026

We removed a really big stump last week.

It was 8 feet wide at the base and stood about 3 feet tall.

Our Vermeer SC1102 (which we call Frankenstein) was the top choice of the right tool for this job.

It created between 10,000 to 12,000 pounds of debris (dirt + wood chips) which we later removed with our antique CASE 1825B skid steer.

03/20/2026

One of the accessories that we got for our mini skid steer was an auger. It can dig an 8 inch or 12 inch hole, up to about 4 feet deep, and we finally got a chance to use it today.

03/19/2026

We Purchased our Chinese mini skid steer back in December and purchased a few accessories to dress it up a bit.

One of those accessories is a hydraulic jack hammer and today we decided to dress up the Mandarin Mistress and take her for a spin.

I thought we might have to jump through a few hoops to get it to work, but it actually worked right out of the box without having to solve a rubik's cube.

We had a few tons of concrete slabs lying around the house (who doesn't) and decided they were to be offered up on the altar of education.

03/18/2026

We were asked to remove a basketball hoop so we dug it out with the miini-excavator yesterday and carted it away with the mini-skid steer today.

The controls on our CASE 1825B skid steer are pretty different than this mini but the mini has auxiliary functions that the CASE does not have.

03/12/2026

We try to always center the grinder on the stump and we're usually pretty close but occasionally we needed to find tune the grinders position (left or right) to properly line up on a stump.

One way to shift the frame left or right is to use the boom. We push the boom into the ground enough to lift the frame off the ground a few inches. Then we swing the boom left or right to get the grinder into the correct position.

From about 14 seconds until about 21 seconds Joshua is shifting the grinder a bit to the left. It's kind of odd looking but it's one of the tricks of the trade.

Thank you Lord Jesus for this tool in our toybox.

03/12/2026

We were out grinding some large stumps with the SC1102 (which we call Frankenstein).

We did 3 stumps on this lot. One stump was 52 inches, another was 45 inches this one was 36 inches wide.

We don't use the SC1102 every day, but for large stumps this is definitely the correct tool to use.

Frankenstein's swing covers an arch of 7-1/2 feet wide, can reach a depth of 2 feet deep, and has about double the power of our "smaller" grinders.

This allows us to do the job more productively and offer a better price for the larger stumps.

Thank you Lord Jesus for this tool in our toybox.

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55 Cottage Street
Lockbourne, OH
43137

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Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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