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TGEC® Stump Shear

TGEC® Stump Shear

The TGEC excavator stump shear uses hydraulic jaws to cut stumps, roots, and small trees into sections for removal. Four models cover 5‑ to 40‑ton excavators, with jaw openings from 420 to 750 mm and working pressures from 180 to 350 bar.
Product Name: Root shear / Stump cutting shear / Tree stump cutter attachment / Hydraulic stump cropper / Excavator stump shear attachment
Type: Stump Removal Attachments
After-sales Service: Provided
Warranty: 1 Year
Customization: Available
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Product Overview

The TGEC stump shear cuts stumps into sections rather than grinding them into chips. Cut sections can be piled, hauled away, or processed through a chipper. The shear mounts on the excavator boom, runs off the auxiliary circuit, and is controlled from the cab. Four models – TG‑SS01 through TG‑SS04 – cover 5–40 ton excavators, with jaw openings from 420–750 mm, attachment weights from 420–1350 kg, and working pressures from 180–350 bar. Hardened steel jaws with serrated grips hold material during the cut. Common applications include land clearing, right‑of‑way maintenance, storm cleanup, and commercial site prep. For other removal methods, see the excavator stump removal attachments lineup, including the excavator stump grinder and excavator stump puller.

Shear Mechanism and Jaw Design

A hydraulic cylinder drives a movable jaw against a fixed anvil jaw, creating a scissor‑like cutting action. Pivot points use hardened, greasable pins and bushings. The fixed anvil provides support during the cut, while the movable jaw has a replaceable cutting edge. Serrated surfaces prevent the stump from slipping during cutting. The body is heavy‑duty steel with reinforced stress points, and cylinder guards and protected hose routing add durability.

Models and Specifications

Four models cover excavators from 5 to 40 tons. All specs include metric and imperial units.

ParameterTG-SS01TG-SS02TG-SS03TG-SS04
Compatible Excavator Class5–10 t (5.5–11 ton)10–18 t (11–19.8 ton)18–25 t (19.8–27.5 ton)25–40 t (27.5–44 ton)
Max Jaw Opening420 mm (16.5 in)520 mm (20.5 in)620 mm (24.4 in)750 mm (29.5 in)
Attachment Weight420 kg (926 lb)680 kg (1,499 lb)950 kg (2,094 lb)1,350 kg (2,976 lb)
Working Pressure180–220 bar (2,610–3,190 psi)200–250 bar (2,900–3,625 psi)220–300 bar (3,190–4,350 psi)250–350 bar (3,625–5,075 psi)

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

Application Matching by Size

Small to Mid‑Size (5–18 t)

The TG‑SS01 (420 mm opening, 420 kg) and TG‑SS02 (520 mm opening, 680 kg) fit 5–18 ton excavators. Their lower attachment weights are suited to the smaller excavator classes in this range. Their specified working-pressure ranges are 180–220 bar and 200–250 bar respectively. Used for residential clearing, fence lines, and municipal work.

Large Excavators (18–40 t)

The TG‑SS03 (620 mm opening, 950 kg) and TG‑SS04 (750 mm opening, 1350 kg) fit 18–40 ton excavators. Working pressures range from 220 to 350 bar depending on the model. Used for land clearing, highway right‑of‑way maintenance, and storm cleanup. Verify lift capacity on machines at the low end of each range.

Operating Techniques

Position the shear perpendicular to the stump for a clean cut. Clear dirt and rocks from the cutting area to protect the cutting edges. Cut above grade to avoid soil contact. For stumps wider than the jaw opening, make multiple cuts – slice one side, reposition, and continue. Use the serrated jaws to grip and move cut pieces, but avoid prying sideways. Do not close the jaws empty. Apply steady hydraulic pressure rather than slamming the jaws.

Installation and Mounting

A custom bracket matches your excavator's pin spacing and stick width – provide make, model, pin dimensions, and hydraulic specs when ordering. Quick‑coupler versions available. Install by pinning the bracket in place of the bucket, connect pressure and return hoses, route them with slack, and secure them. Before first use, set auxiliary pressure within the model's specified range (180–350 bar depending on model), grease pivot pins, and inspect cutting edges and connections.

Maintenance and Wear Parts

Cutting edges are the primary wear item – inspect daily and sharpen or replace when dull. Bolt‑on or weld‑on edges make replacement straightforward. Grease pivot pins every 8‑16 hours. Check the cylinder rod, hoses, and guards for damage. Inspect jaw arms and the body for cracks, especially around pivot points – have structural damage repaired by a qualified professional. TGEC supplies genuine cutting edges, pins, bushings, seal kits, and hoses.

Request a Quote — Stump Shear

Send us your excavator make/model, weight class, auxiliary pressure, preferred model (TG‑SS01–04), primary application, mounting type, and quantity. We'll confirm compatibility, supply the right bracket and wear parts, 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 shear and a stump grinder?+

A stump shear uses hydraulic jaws to cut the stump into sections that can be hauled away or piled for disposal. 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 shear is suited to land clearing, right‑of‑way maintenance, and storm cleanup where cutting and volume removal are priorities; the grinder is suited to tree service and landscaping where below‑grade removal and site restoration are required. Within the TGEC lineup, the excavator stump grinder and stump shear provide complementary capabilities.

What size excavator does the TGEC stump shear fit?+

Four models cover 5–40 ton excavators: TG‑SS01 for 5–10 t, TG‑SS02 for 10–18 t, TG‑SS03 for 18–25 t, and TG‑SS04 for 25–40 t. Compatibility also depends on the machine's auxiliary hydraulic pressure (180–350 bar depending on model), 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.

Can a stump shear cut roots as well as stumps?+

Yes. The TGEC stump shear can cut surface roots and exposed root systems in addition to stumps. The operator can work from outer roots inward toward the stump to reduce root mass before cutting the main stump. For buried roots, expose the root by removing soil first. Avoid cutting through soil where possible, as dirt and rocks can accelerate cutting-edge wear. For applications requiring root extraction below ground level, the excavator stump puller is the appropriate tool.

What hydraulic pressure does the stump shear require?+

Working pressure varies by model: TG‑SS01 requires 180–220 bar, TG‑SS02 requires 200–250 bar, TG‑SS03 requires 220–300 bar, and TG‑SS04 requires 250–350 bar. Confirm that the excavator's auxiliary circuit can operate within the specified working-pressure range for the selected model. Excessive pressure can damage the cylinder, seals, and jaw components; insufficient pressure reduces cutting force. Verify your machine's maximum auxiliary pressure before selecting a model, and provide the specs with your quote request so we can confirm compatibility.

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

Yes. TGEC offers OEM and private‑label programs for excavator stump shears, including custom mounting bracket matching, paint and logo application, and private‑label wear parts such as cutting edges, pivot pins, bushings, seals, and hoses. Dealers, distributors, and rental companies can discuss private-label programs and volume orders with TGEC. Contact our OEM sales team with your company details, target markets, and estimated volume for a customized proposal.
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