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Stump Puller for Excavators

Stump Puller for Excavators

The TGEC excavator stump puller uses dual-cylinder jaws to grip the stump and pull it from the ground using the excavator's lift force, leaving an excavation hole that can be backfilled as part of site preparation. Two models suit 7‑ to 23‑ton excavators, with jaw openings from 1500 to 1700 mm and solenoid valve control for cab operation.
Product Name: Stump extractor / Root removal grab / Hydraulic stump pulling grab / Tree-stump pulling attachment / Excavator stump puller attachment
Type: Stump Removal Attachments
After-sales Service: Provided
Warranty: 1 Year
Customization: Available
Shipping Cost: Negotiate with us about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
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Product Overview

The TGEC stump puller is built for stump extraction rather than grinding or cutting. Dual hydraulic cylinders drive opposing jaws to clamp the stump, and the excavator's boom and arm lift force pulls it from the ground. The resulting hole can be backfilled or graded as part of site preparation. Two models cover the range: TG‑SP06 for 7–15 ton excavators with a 1500 mm jaw opening, and TG‑SP08 for 17–23 ton excavators with a 1700 mm jaw opening. Both use serrated jaws for grip and a solenoid valve for cab‑controlled jaw operation. Common applications include utility work, fence lines, land clearing, and site prep. For other removal methods, see the excavator stump removal attachments lineup, including the excavator stump grinder and excavator stump shear.

Pulling Mechanism and Jaw Design

Two hydraulic cylinders drive opposing jaws inward to clamp the stump. Once gripped, the operator uses the boom and arm to lift vertically. Serrated jaw teeth provide additional grip on the stump during extraction. The 1500 mm and 1700 mm jaw openings provide a wide gripping range for stump and root-flare applications. Pivot points use hardened pins and bushings with grease fittings, and cylinder guards protect the rods from debris. The solenoid valve provides open/close control from the cab.

Models and Specifications

Two models cover excavators from 7 to 23 tons. All specs include metric and imperial units.

ParameterTG-SP06TG-SP08
Compatible Excavator Class7–15 t (7.7–16.5 ton)17–23 t (18.7–25.4 ton)
Max Jaw Opening1500 mm (59.1 in)1700 mm (66.9 in)
Attachment Weight10 t (11 ton)20 t (22 ton)
Cylinder LayoutDual CylindersDual Cylinders
Control SystemSolenoid ValveSolenoid Valve

Table data for reference. Final specs depend on configuration – contact TianGe for details.

Application Matching by Size

Mid‑Size Excavators (7–15 t)

The TG‑SP06 with its 1500 mm jaw opening fits 7–15 ton machines. Suitable for utility trenches, fence lines, residential site prep, and smaller land clearing jobs. The solenoid valve provides cab-controlled jaw operation. Verify lift capacity at working reach, particularly on 7–8 ton machines at the lower end of the range.

Large Excavators (17–23 t)

The TG‑SP08 with a 1700 mm jaw opening is built for 17–23 ton excavators. Used for land clearing, highway right‑of‑ways, commercial development, and utility corridors. Verify lift capacity on 17–18 ton machines and maintain machine stability during extraction.

Operating Techniques

Position the excavator close to the stump with the boom directly over it for vertical lift. Clear dirt from the base to expose the root flare, then lower the open jaws around the stump and clamp below the flare. Apply steady upward force; if the stump resists, use controlled movement to help loosen the root system. Avoid jerking or overloading the machine. For large root systems, pre‑cutting surface roots with a stump shear can reduce the root mass before pulling. Keep the area clear of personnel during extraction.

Installation and Mounting

Each puller ships with a custom bracket matched to your excavator's pin spacing, diameter, and stick width. Provide make, model, pin dimensions, and hydraulic specs when ordering. Quick‑coupler versions are available. Install by pinning the bracket in place of the bucket, then connect the hydraulic hoses (pressure and return) and solenoid valve wiring. Route hoses and cables with slack and protect them from abrasion. Before use, set auxiliary pressure to the recommended range, grease pivot pins, and test solenoid valve operation.

Maintenance and Wear Parts

Inspect jaw teeth before each use and hardface or replace them when worn or rounded. Grease pivot pins every 8‑16 hours. Check cylinder rods for scoring, inspect hoses for wear, and examine the frame and jaws for cracks, especially around pivot mounts. TGEC can supply replacement teeth, pins, bushings, seal kits, hoses, and solenoid valves.

Request a Quote — Stump Puller

Tell us your excavator make and model, weight class, hydraulic flow/pressure, preferred model (TG‑SP06 or TG‑SP08), primary application, mounting type, and quantity. We'll verify compatibility, supply the correct bracket, and send a detailed quote. Dealers, OEMs, and fleets welcome for volume and private‑label orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a stump puller and a stump grinder?+

A stump puller grips the stump with hydraulic jaws and extracts it from the ground using the excavator's lift force, leaving a hole that requires backfill. A stump grinder uses a rotating drum with carbide teeth to mill the stump below ground level into wood chips, leaving the area ready for soil and restoration. The puller is suited to construction site prep, utility work, and land clearing where extraction is required; the grinder is suited to tree service and landscaping where below‑grade removal and site restoration are priorities. Within the TGEC lineup, the excavator stump grinder and stump puller provide complementary capabilities.

What size excavator does the TGEC stump puller fit?+

The TG‑SP06 fits 7–15 ton excavators and the TG‑SP08 fits 17–23 ton excavators. Compatibility also depends on the machine's auxiliary hydraulic pressure, lift capacity at working reach, and pin spacing for the mounting bracket. Provide your excavator make, model, and hydraulic specs when requesting a quote so we can confirm the correct model and bracket.

Can a stump puller be used on a mini excavator?+

The smallest TGEC stump puller model, the TG‑SP06, is designed for 7–15 ton excavators, which covers the larger compact excavator range. TGEC does not currently offer a stump puller for mini excavators below 7 tons. For operators in the 1.5–7 ton range, the excavator stump grinder TG‑SG04 (1.5–5 t) or the excavator disc stump grinder (1.5–7 t) provide compact stump removal options that fit the hydraulic capacity of mini excavators.

How is the stump puller mounted to an excavator?+

Each puller comes with a custom bracket matched to your excavator's pin spacing, pin diameter, and stick width. The bracket pins in place of the bucket, and the hydraulic hoses (pressure and return) plus solenoid valve wiring connect to the excavator's auxiliary circuit. Quick‑coupler versions are available. Provide your excavator make, model, pin dimensions, and hydraulic specs when ordering so we can supply the correct bracket.

Do you offer OEM or private-label stump pullers?+

Yes. TGEC offers OEM and private‑label programs for excavator stump pullers, including custom jaw configuration, mounting bracket matching, paint and logo application, and private‑label wear parts such as jaw teeth, pivot pins, bushings, seals, and solenoid valves. Dealers, distributors, and rental companies can source under their own brand with flexible minimum order quantities and volume pricing. Contact our OEM sales team with your company details, target markets, and estimated volume for a customized proposal.
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