Green Manufacturing
Greenteeth 700 Series Pocket (Straight)
Straight replacement pocket for the Greenteeth 700 Series stump grinder system.
Stump Grinding
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Carbide-tipped replacement teeth for standard stump grinder cutter wheels.
These standard stump cutter teeth are carbide-tipped replacements for stump grinders that use standard bolt-on teeth. Fresh, sharp teeth make a grinder cut faster, use less fuel and put less strain on the machine.
Stump grinder teeth come in several styles, from standard bolt-on teeth to pocket systems like Greenteeth. These standard teeth are meant for wheels set up for standard teeth. Check your grinder manual or the teeth you are replacing to confirm the style, size and mounting before you order. Stump grinder replacement teeth that do not match the wheel will not cut well and may not mount safely.
Worn teeth show rounded or chipped carbide, and the grinder slows down and throws dust instead of chips. Some teeth can be rotated to use a fresh edge. When the carbide is gone or cracked, replace the tooth.
Buying teeth for a stump grinder in sets makes sense for busy crews, since it lets you replace a full row or the whole wheel at once and keep cutting even.
Shut the engine off, remove the key and wait for the wheel to stop before working on it. Wear gloves and eye protection. Follow the tooth pattern and torque specs for your machine, and replace worn bolts and nuts with the teeth. Check every grinder tooth before each job. When grinding, keep people well back from the debris zone and call in utility locates before you start. Browse more stump grinding teeth and parts.
| Type | Standard bolt-on stump grinder tooth |
|---|---|
| Cutting tip | Carbide |
| Sold as | Single tooth |
| Fitment | Match to your cutter wheel and pattern |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
Look for rounded, chipped or missing carbide and a grinder that slows down or makes fine dust instead of chips.
They fit wheels set up for standard teeth. Check your manual or compare with your current teeth before ordering.