Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions

Multi-Tip Australia · 25th February 2008, 10:53 AM

Multi-Tip Stump Grinder Wheels and Teeth

bandit grinder fitted with multitip teeth and wheel

Multi-Tip is a completely new approach to stump cutter teeth and wheel design.

The wheel design is polygon not circular and available for ALL MAJOR BRANDS. Typically each tooth steps out by 12mm. This means progressive cutting and good chip clearance.

Some of the benefits include quick field change overs of teeth, in under 60 seconds. One tooth fits all so no need for lefts, rights and straight teeth.

morbark grinder fitted with multitip teeth and wheel

morbark grinder fitted with multitip teeth and wheel

In this video you can see how easily and quickly you can change a tooth. The bolt that holds the tooth is non load bearing and the tooth sits in a slot which takes the force of the cut against a keeper.

Morbark stump grinders as seen adjacent are fitted with this superior system standard. You can clearly see the polygon shape of the wheel and how the teeth are held in slots.

Customers who have changed over from other systems are extremely happy with the longivity of the cutter teeth, they dont need to replace them as often and when they do it's easy.

Vermeersc85 grinder fitted with multitip teeth and wheel

Vermeersc85 grinder fitted with multitip teeth and wheel

The same tooth can be seen doing the job in 85hp Vermeer grinder adjacent. Doesn't matter how big or small your machine is Multi-Tip is the solution for you. Often we see people "running teeth to the bone" due to the time taken to change them over and the effort. Large impact wrenches, breaker bars etc no longer need to be preventing you from tearing the next stump apart.

Visit our website for more videos and information, this system will make you more productive and save you money.

Please, feel free to contact us either here or on our website.

David Brooks · 26th March 2008, 04:41 AM

Good to see that Multi-Tip has hit Australia.

I put this system on my Rayco a couple of years ago and I reckon its added a few extra years life to it. The wheel runs a lot smoother and it grinds pretty well. The best thing is been able to put a new pair of the tips on in a few minutes.

Good luck in Australia guys. I put a picture on of my Rayco . Beside it is the old wheel, which I kept for a couple of months - just in case. I sold it for scrap now.

Ekka · 26th March 2008, 05:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Brooks

I put a picture on of my Rayco .

Hi and welcome, no pic.

Professional Tree Surgery · 26th March 2008, 07:13 PM

Farrell Smith
Business Owner - "currently use Multitip on my Bandit 2100 and had previously used the standard set up from Bandit. The cutter wheel houses twenty teeth and twenty pockets which was in excess of $800 to replace plus labour of aproximately 1.5 hours. The new Multitip system on our machine only houses 8 teeth and no pockets which has brought the cost to replace all teeth down to around $240 and the labour time to around 15 minutes.
As a business owner it has saved me $$$$$$$, Labour and from having to keep heavy tools on site
We are currently getting twice the hours out of the Multitip system than the standard version.
I would highly reccomend Multitip to anyone who wants to save money, time and labour."

Paul Fleming
The Operator- " i was using the old system for approx 3 years and have found changing over to the Mulitip system a very benificaial transition, it has made my life easier, not more blood sweat and tears!! Ha ha ha

as an operators point of view there is no more labour intensive maintenance, i get a lot more hours out of my teeth and it seems to be a smoother better cut all round.

Happy Stump grinding!!

Ekka · 26th March 2008, 10:17 PM

Other than the advantages of less teeth and faster change overs you are saying the teeth actually last longer?

See, it seems in no time I fit new teeth and bam, they're blunt again. So these also last longer on the machine right?

I'm up for a set now, lets see, 8 teeth x $20 + bolts = $200 plus I drive around to Bridgestone tyres and break out their 1200nm hammer gun to rattle the bastids off!

At home I have a 13 cubic foot compressor with a 500nm rattle gun and it doesn't get them off. It's the most powerful rattle gun I can run that compressor. The compressor is the largest I can run before going to 3 phase.

Had I have known of this system at purchased point I would have insisted or purchased minus a wheel for my grinder.

Now I'm contemplating a change over next bearing/front end overhaul.

David Brooks · 27th March 2008, 03:27 AM

Yeah, they do last longer, but I think the reason is because I used to have 18 tips before, now I got 24 - so theres more to spread the load.

What I find is that I have to change the front teeth pair more often to keep it running smooth (it cuts quicker - saves time!), but then I keep the old pair and use them lower down the wheel when they need replacing. This way you can use a tooth until it dies.

But the best thing is, as you say, it only takes a couple of minutes to change the teeth and you dont need to be superman to do it! I reckon I save more money this way.

I wouldn't go back now.

Dave

kimtree · 27th March 2008, 04:26 AM

I run a Laski 27hp 4 wheeled model,i went to the multitip system about a year ago after twice managing to shear off the original wheels pocket bolt when hitting a star picket and rock.with multi tip the bolt holds no weight and is easy to undo with an allen key or a inhex socket the teeth cut much faster than the original teeth did

Ekka · 27th March 2008, 04:41 AM

I gotta take my brolly to work more often too.

I didn't know you had one fitted. Tell me, was it much of a job to do the change over? Did the old wheel come off easy from the shaft and did the new wheel fit right?

kimtree · 27th March 2008, 06:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ekka

I gotta take my brolly to work more often too.

I didn't know you had one fitted. Tell me, was it much of a job to do the change over? Did the old wheel come off easy from the shaft and did the new wheel fit right?

the brolly's a life saver!why stand in the hot sun.On that job there were 4 stumps each 4 metre grinding area and 20 cube of grindings came out
the old wheel was a right prick to get off but the new slipped on easy

grinder · 9th April 2008, 03:39 AM

I own a small but very busy stump removal business working in Sydney metro.
I've been using muti tip for several years now.I ran them on a rayco 1625 & now on a bandit 2100.On both machines they cut much better and with less strain on the motor.It is cheaper to retip the cutting wheel and they can be changed very quickly.If you own a stump removal business and want to save time and money you should give it a try.I would'nt go back to the other rubbish!

Sean Freeman · 9th April 2008, 03:54 AM

Hmmmm totally off topic Grinder...Freemans Reach..

..tell me more????? Do you know the origins of the name?

Done it · 9th April 2008, 05:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sean Freeman

Hmmmm totally off topic Grinder...Freemans Reach..

..tell me more????? Do you know the origins of the name?

Hi, Sean, it's a nice spot, but I don't think it has anything to do with your name.Freeman's Reach - Hawkesbury Region Sydney Australia

Your right it is of topic, I could rattle on all night about around here.

Make sure you click all the Discover "things". Maybe I should start a History post.

25th February 2008, 10:53 AM	#1 (permalink)
Multi-Tip Australia Newbie Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 1	Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Multi-Tip Stump Grinder Wheels and Teeth Multi-Tip is a completely new approach to stump cutter teeth and wheel design. The wheel design is polygon not circular and available for ALL MAJOR BRANDS. Typically each tooth steps out by 12mm. This means progressive cutting and good chip clearance. Some of the benefits include quick field change overs of teeth, in under 60 seconds. One tooth fits all so no need for lefts, rights and straight teeth. In this video you can see how easily and quickly you can change a tooth. The bolt that holds the tooth is non load bearing and the tooth sits in a slot which takes the force of the cut against a keeper. Morbark stump grinders as seen adjacent are fitted with this superior system standard. You can clearly see the polygon shape of the wheel and how the teeth are held in slots. Customers who have changed over from other systems are extremely happy with the longivity of the cutter teeth, they dont need to replace them as often and when they do it's easy. The same tooth can be seen doing the job in 85hp Vermeer grinder adjacent. Doesn't matter how big or small your machine is Multi-Tip is the solution for you. Often we see people "running teeth to the bone" due to the time taken to change them over and the effort. Large impact wrenches, breaker bars etc no longer need to be preventing you from tearing the next stump apart. Visit our website for more videos and information, this system will make you more productive and save you money. Please, feel free to contact us either here or on our website.

26th March 2008, 04:41 AM	#2 (permalink)
David Brooks Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: UK Posts: 2	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Good to see that Multi-Tip has hit Australia. I put this system on my Rayco a couple of years ago and I reckon its added a few extra years life to it. The wheel runs a lot smoother and it grinds pretty well. The best thing is been able to put a new pair of the tips on in a few minutes. Good luck in Australia guys. I put a picture on of my Rayco . Beside it is the old wheel, which I kept for a couple of months - just in case. I sold it for scrap now.

26th March 2008, 07:13 PM	#4 (permalink)
Professional Tree Surgery Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Doonan Posts: 1	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Farrell Smith Business Owner - "currently use Multitip on my Bandit 2100 and had previously used the standard set up from Bandit. The cutter wheel houses twenty teeth and twenty pockets which was in excess of $800 to replace plus labour of aproximately 1.5 hours. The new Multitip system on our machine only houses 8 teeth and no pockets which has brought the cost to replace all teeth down to around $240 and the labour time to around 15 minutes. As a business owner it has saved me $$$$$$$, Labour and from having to keep heavy tools on site We are currently getting twice the hours out of the Multitip system than the standard version. I would highly reccomend Multitip to anyone who wants to save money, time and labour." Paul Fleming The Operator- " i was using the old system for approx 3 years and have found changing over to the Mulitip system a very benificaial transition, it has made my life easier, not more blood sweat and tears!! Ha ha ha as an operators point of view there is no more labour intensive maintenance, i get a lot more hours out of my teeth and it seems to be a smoother better cut all round. Happy Stump grinding!! Last edited by Professional Tree Surgery : 26th March 2008 at 07:30 PM. Reason: adding photo

26th March 2008, 10:17 PM	#5 (permalink)
Ekka Eric Frei Administrator - Brisbane L5 (Dip) Hort Cert III Arb + some Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brisbane Posts: 5,639	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Other than the advantages of less teeth and faster change overs you are saying the teeth actually last longer? See, it seems in no time I fit new teeth and bam, they're blunt again. So these also last longer on the machine right? I'm up for a set now, lets see, 8 teeth x $20 + bolts = $200 plus I drive around to Bridgestone tyres and break out their 1200nm hammer gun to rattle the bastids off! At home I have a 13 cubic foot compressor with a 500nm rattle gun and it doesn't get them off. It's the most powerful rattle gun I can run that compressor. The compressor is the largest I can run before going to 3 phase. Had I have known of this system at purchased point I would have insisted or purchased minus a wheel for my grinder. Now I'm contemplating a change over next bearing/front end overhaul. __________________ Remember to use the "search" function, if you have answers/questions post them so everyone can benefit. Free Tree and Green Industry Link Directory Qualified Brisbane Tree Lopping Brisbane Tree Care, Consultations and Arborist Reports Forum Sponsors

27th March 2008, 03:27 AM	#6 (permalink)
David Brooks Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: UK Posts: 2	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Yeah, they do last longer, but I think the reason is because I used to have 18 tips before, now I got 24 - so theres more to spread the load. What I find is that I have to change the front teeth pair more often to keep it running smooth (it cuts quicker - saves time!), but then I keep the old pair and use them lower down the wheel when they need replacing. This way you can use a tooth until it dies. But the best thing is, as you say, it only takes a couple of minutes to change the teeth and you dont need to be superman to do it! I reckon I save more money this way. I wouldn't go back now. Dave

27th March 2008, 04:41 AM	#8 (permalink)
Ekka Eric Frei Administrator - Brisbane L5 (Dip) Hort Cert III Arb + some Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brisbane Posts: 5,639	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions I gotta take my brolly to work more often too. I didn't know you had one fitted. Tell me, was it much of a job to do the change over? Did the old wheel come off easy from the shaft and did the new wheel fit right? __________________ Remember to use the "search" function, if you have answers/questions post them so everyone can benefit. Free Tree and Green Industry Link Directory Qualified Brisbane Tree Lopping Brisbane Tree Care, Consultations and Arborist Reports Forum Sponsors

9th April 2008, 03:39 AM	#10 (permalink)
grinder Newbie Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Freemans Reach Posts: 1	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions I own a small but very busy stump removal business working in Sydney metro. I've been using muti tip for several years now.I ran them on a rayco 1625 & now on a bandit 2100.On both machines they cut much better and with less strain on the motor.It is cheaper to retip the cutting wheel and they can be changed very quickly.If you own a stump removal business and want to save time and money you should give it a try.I would'nt go back to the other rubbish!

9th April 2008, 03:54 AM	#11 (permalink)
Sean Freeman PDF King & Arborist Extrodinaire Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Townsville Nth Queensland & Gold Coast Sth Queensland Posts: 1,521	Re: Multi-Tip Australia Stump Grinding Solutions Hmmmm totally off topic Grinder...Freemans Reach....tell me more????? Do you know the origins of the name? __________________ Sean Trees are poems that earth writes upon the sky, We fell them down and turn them into paper, That we may record our emptiness. - Kahlil Gibran

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