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After you’ve removed the stump, you should cover or enrich that section of your yard. In more natural areas, put mulch or wood chips over your newly formed hole. For grassy landscapes, fill the hole. The Old Fashioned Way Dig. Use a shovel to dig around the stump to expose the major roots. Depending on your soil you may also need a pick or Cut. Start cutting the roots with a reciprocating saw or if you want to stick with the old-fashioned theme then use a Pull.

You can use a digging bar or Estimated Reading Time: 10 mins. Drill Holes in the Stump Cut off as much of the top of the stump as possible with your chainsaw. Use a 1-inch spade bit with a spade bit extension to drill evenly spaced holes roughly every 6 to 8 inches around the Drill more holes three to four inches down from the rim at a degree angle to Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

So instead of hauling off tree stump just bury it and plant stuff on top.

Nov 25, Step 1: Using your chainsaw, take off as much of the stump that’s above ground level as possible. Be sure to have Step 2: Next, it’s time to drill holes through what is left of the tree stump.

Space the holes closely together and use Step 3: Fill the holes using water first, then add the Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins. A tree stump can be removed by grinding, pulling, burning or rotting. Grinding is fast but most expensive. Pulling a tree stump out is the most work but inexpensive. Burning is the easiest but can take days, and rotting takes bushcutting.barted Reading Time: 11 mins.