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Thank you. I inherited my grandpa's digging bar that was an old tractor PTO driveline from the early 1900s. Super hard steel. When I was 15 I dug window wells for his house in river-bed soil that was 98% rock, dug holes for at least a dozen trees, and demo'd two houses with it. I used that thing for over 30 years. One day a crew was working at my house doing some concrete and they stole my grandpa's bar! Still galls me to this day. I've bent every other bar I've used since then. Yep, I sure could use that bar on this stump!

Absolutely! Don't do this

You may want to cut back on the Soy !

I AM the stump grinder

You're absolutely right. This is not the first time I've been overly optimistic

Thank you. They're a bit worn but still sturdy. They grip pretty well in the dirt.

We'll see....

I'm still working on it. It rained today so I rested. Plus I'm old

@@delwood77 I get it, it was when I was younger at the time, but I have removed smaller stumps and roots between me and the neighbor lately so I could see cars coming around the curve when pulling out of my driveway, it was definitely a job, took a few days to remove all of them, around ten 2" to 4" trees, nothing like the one you're messing with. I'm now 63 btw, so I'm getting up there as well

@@Ledzepnut Well that sounds like a job! I think hard work in the right dose will keep you young. At least that's what I tell myself!

@@delwood77 Makes me feel older lol

Yeah. I got no sense.

USA. Where are you?

Italy

Thank you! 😊

You are welcome

go get a metal coffee can and put a golf ball in it and shake it back and forth, that

Yeah, that's a pretty accurate description

Well sadly we sold the truck awhile ago, but it held up fine while we had it.

the watch is already out of the market and its obsolete.

buy the modern protrek watches model and it has the same features such as temperature in your body when you stick your watch to your skin and it can read also the sorrounding temp.

They were split and I hadn't installed the new ones yet in this video. They are on now but the bike has moved on to a new owner. Thanks for asking!

@@delwood77 Just curious, was the 250 ok for short hiway trips?

@@j-l8404 As a 230lb meathead it wasn't good on the highway for me. Really fun around town with an SV650 shock to handle my weight. The new owner is a 130lb female that loves taking it all over, including the highway. Race Tech cartridge emulators in the front forks transforms the handling, making it amazing.

@@delwood77 Awesome, Thanks for your response. I used to have a KLR, looking at some used bikes atm. Had an SV650 also haha.👍