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  Lyrics space dave matthews. Dig Out the Stump Step 1. Dig Around the Roots. Cut Up and Remove the Roots. Remove the Tree Stump. Patch the Hole. Another stump removal option is to use a chemical stump remover. This is the least labor-intensive method, but also takes the longest to remove the stump.

  With pine needles filling up the swimming pool for several weeks of the year and most of the garden in shade, our large thirty meter tall pine tree had to go. Initially, I removed all the accessible branches myself using a ten meter ladder and rope to venture up as high as I dared. Then it was a professional\'s turn to go up higher and remove the remaining branches before the whole tree finally came tumbling down in the autumn of 2014.We were left with a tree stump some forty centimeters high that was over a meter in diameter. First, we decided to put a large plant pot on top and to make it a feature of the garden. Unfortunately, over time, that feature in the middle of our lawn become more of a hindrance when it came to cutting the lawn or playing in the garden.So after researching all the methods to remove a tree stump I opted for burning the stump away.

  The year before I removed two smaller tree stumps around 30 cms in diameter using the burn method so I was confident this was going to be the best option. Initially, I dug down around the stump with a shovel to expose as much of the stump as possible and on one side actually managed to dig under the stump and exposed three very large roots holding the stump in place. I then drilled 12 mm holes all over the top of the stump, around the base and in to the roots taking the drill bit as deep as it would allow around 20 cms.

  

  Over the next two days, I poured kerosene into the holes and kept topping them up over that time while keeping the stump covered. On day three, it was time to burn that stump out. I surrounded the stump with thirty kilos of charcoal and then placed firewood on top of that and then got the whole thing alight. I prefer to use charcoal as the smaller particles could be placed under the stump in the hole created and would keep working there way down as the fire grew. In France, we are only allowed to build fires outside of the summer season and after 6 pm so it was late October that the burn began.

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  Lyrics space dave matthews. Dig Out the Stump Step 1. Dig Around the Roots. Cut Up and Remove the Roots. Remove the Tree Stump. Patch the Hole. Another stump removal option is to use a chemical stump remover. This is the least labor-intensive method, but also takes the longest to remove the stump.

  With pine needles filling up the swimming pool for several weeks of the year and most of the garden in shade, our large thirty meter tall pine tree had to go. Initially, I removed all the accessible branches myself using a ten meter ladder and rope to venture up as high as I dared. Then it was a professional\'s turn to go up higher and remove the remaining branches before the whole tree finally came tumbling down in the autumn of 2014.We were left with a tree stump some forty centimeters high that was over a meter in diameter. First, we decided to put a large plant pot on top and to make it a feature of the garden. Unfortunately, over time, that feature in the middle of our lawn become more of a hindrance when it came to cutting the lawn or playing in the garden.So after researching all the methods to remove a tree stump I opted for burning the stump away.

  The year before I removed two smaller tree stumps around 30 cms in diameter using the burn method so I was confident this was going to be the best option. Initially, I dug down around the stump with a shovel to expose as much of the stump as possible and on one side actually managed to dig under the stump and exposed three very large roots holding the stump in place. I then drilled 12 mm holes all over the top of the stump, around the base and in to the roots taking the drill bit as deep as it would allow around 20 cms.

  

  Over the next two days, I poured kerosene into the holes and kept topping them up over that time while keeping the stump covered. On day three, it was time to burn that stump out. I surrounded the stump with thirty kilos of charcoal and then placed firewood on top of that and then got the whole thing alight. I prefer to use charcoal as the smaller particles could be placed under the stump in the hole created and would keep working there way down as the fire grew. In France, we are only allowed to build fires outside of the summer season and after 6 pm so it was late October that the burn began.

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  CloudflareThis is a cloud CDN service that we use to efficiently deliver files required for our service to operate such as javascript, cascading style sheets, images, and videos. Google Hosted LibrariesJavascript software libraries such as jQuery are loaded at endpoints on the googleapis.com or gstatic.com domains, for performance and efficiency reasons. FeaturesGoogle Custom SearchThis is feature allows you to search the site.

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