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Read articles →Focused on a real-world return visit to finish a partially ground church-lot stump, this video's main value is a direct comparison between the IP24 and IP34 stump grinders, Tim explains the hinge removal, the larger rotor diameter, and works out that the bigger wheel delivers 4x the impact force and 50% more bites per second. A secondary segment covers a dual-clamp grapple moving firewood. Best for compact tractor owners weighing an IP34 purchase.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator channel focused on compact tractor projects; Tim uses and names specific products approvingly throughout, and the video includes a direct dealer plug for the featured grinder.
The IP34 has no hinge, a larger 34-inch rotor, teeth spinning at 55 mph instead of 39 mph, four times the impact force, and 50% more bites per second than the IP24.
The hinge was meant to reduce shock load, but Tim found you end up pulling against its backside anyway, and PTO shock is already handled by the slip clutch.
Yes, on a 25-horsepower subcompact it still performs much better than the 24-inch grinder, though on a larger tractor it competes with bigger grinders.
The Artillian rock bucket with dual grapple clamps works well for firewood and general use, used on a subcompact and a 2038R, but not recommended for larger tractors.
