Questions and Answers for Power King 11 in. 14 HP Commercial Kohler Gas Powered Stump Grinder with Extra Set of Teeth and Precision Control Brake

A:  We recommend use of Kohler oils for best performance. Other high-quailty detergent oils (including synthetic) or API service class SJ or higher are acceptable. Non-synthetic oil or synthetic oil will be fine. If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail us at support@QVTools.com

A:  yes

A:  Charge them

A:  Yes, the protective cover is included.

A:  Between 200 and 260 ?????

A:  240 lbs 

A:  The Stump Grinder weighs about 260lbs. If you have any other questions, contact us at 1-800-344-3371 or Support@QVTools.com.

A:  Mine came with it all. Can’t remember if it was a special or not though when I bought it.  Also when getting new teeth I recommend the green teeth!!!  The upfront cost is the same because of the mounts but then you can just buy the teeth which is much cheaper!

A:  Yes, as of 2/9/2023, this does include an extra set of teeth, tow bar, and All-Weather Cover. Let us know if you have any questions. 1-800-344-3371 or Support@QVTools.com.

A:  yes it does .. what it say you get it ..

A:  I think I see what you are trying to ask. If you are wondering if this includes extra teeth and then comes with an additional bonus set of teeth, the answer is no. There is not an additional set of extra teeth. One tow bar, one set of teeth, 1 cover

A:  Yes it will .

A:  Shouldn’t be a problem if using on flat terrain.  On a hillside it can get a little demanding.  But If your not a person use to physical work labor I’d look into a 3pt, or hire it done

A:  If you are on flat solid ground pivoting isn't too bad but on other surface conditions it will be much more work. This grinder is fairly physically demanding though and I wish I would have gone for the self propelled model. My wife and I are approaching 40 and we know when we have been running it. My wife has some back issues and she isn't able to run it for long. If you are a fit 65 I'm sure you could handle it with some breaks. If you've got physical issues it will probably be difficult to use and will beat you up a bit.

A:  As a 70 year old, it isn’t that hard on my back. I attached a 2 foot pipe to the top of the handle for more side to side leverage. The hard part for me is pulling or pushing forward and backward after there are chips under it.

A:  Im 68 and dont have aproblem with it . But , know your body.

A:  I am 69 and use it, but it is a handful. You will feel it the next day.

A:  It is heavy but I am 72 and didn't have problems. 

A:  Hi Will, Sorry for the delay in answering. In short, this is a great little unit for the price, but definitely has limitations. It is NOT for the weak or someone with back problems. There is NO power drive assist, so every inch of movement is provided by your raw muscle power. I am 59, but in good shape being an former US Marine and body builder, so it's no big deal to me, but I do need to muscle it quite a bit to use it as I do, which is in uneven, broken and/or soft terrain. I find it cuts (grinds) best on stumps that are no more 5~6 inches above ground, and are less then 20" in diameter, however, I have used it on bigger stumps, sticking above ground higher then 6" and went down as much as 12" below grade, but I was really pushing the machine to it's limits, and had to muscle the hell out of it to do the extreme work. The other thing is, make sure you buy some extra teeth sets, because the teeth do chip/break when you hit buried stones and the like. Lastly, when you get it, make sure to check/tighten all the bolts, ESPECIALLY on the cutter teeth, I did find some were not torqued down very much and would have loosened/come off if I had not checked them. Hope this helps. JD - US Marine Fighting Tyranny.

A:  I guess it depends on the condition you and your back are in.  I’m 72 and I use it for an hour or two at a time without a problem.  Wouldn’t want to use it all day though.