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Inspect and Compare Worn vs. New Grinder Teeth

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Stump Grinders - Toro, Terex or Vermeer which is the best?

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After using the stump grinder, it's crucial to inspect the carbide teeth for wear and damage. The video shows a close-up comparison of worn teeth versus new carbide teeth. Worn teeth will have flattened or chipped cutting surfaces, reducing their effectiveness. The presenter explicitly points out the wear on the carbide tips and how it impacts performance.

Goal: Assess the condition of the grinder teeth and understand the impact of wear.

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  • Stump Grinder Teeth — Comparison with worn teeth

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your profit margins are going to be much larger if you're able to maintain and sharpen your own teeth and a small horsepower machine like this needs sharp teeth if you had a 70 horsepower diesel on this machine you could go to these things we're literally blunt and they would still continue to cut but with a small horsepower machine you need the sharp teeth otherwise it's not going to be a productive it's not going to be a profitable machine are there offset teeth and inset teeth or what yeah so they call these again cuz I'm looking at the species there's different names from them but these are like these are they call these a straight then they have like 45s which are these and then these ones are 90s so you see can you see that Zander from your angle you can see how these are inset and these are is that is that you - typicals because I'm seeing yeah at different wheels are set up differently I don't really have a preference

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