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The Stout Mini Skid Steer Stump Grinder brings stump removal into tighter spaces where a full-size skid steer or dedicated grinder may be difficult to maneuver. Its 26″ cutting wheel uses 20 carbide teeth to grind through stumps and roots while reaching up to 11″ below grade.
Designed for mini skid steers with a Toro/Dingo-style mount, the grinder operates at 10–20 GPM and comes equipped with 1/2″ flat-face hydraulic couplers. Its compact footprint makes it a practical option for landscaping, tree work, property cleanup, and confined job sites.
Features
- 26″ Cutting Wheel: Provides a substantial cutting area in a compact attachment.
- 20 Carbide Cutting Teeth: Replaceable carbide teeth handle repeated stump and root grinding.
- 11″ Below-Grade Cutting Depth: Allows the operator to grind beneath the surrounding surface for easier backfilling and cleanup.
- 10–20 GPM Hydraulic Range: Designed for the auxiliary hydraulic output of many mini skid steers and compact utility loaders.
- Toro/Dingo-Style Mount: Fits compatible machines using the common mini skid steer mounting interface.
- 1/2″ Flat-Face Couplers: Connects to compatible auxiliary hydraulic systems.
- Protective Guarding: Cutting wheel and surrounding components are shielded by the grinder housing and mesh guarding.
- Compact Design: Built to bring stump grinding into yards, gates, landscaping areas, and other confined spaces.
- Grade 50 Steel Construction: Steel construction designed for attachment use without overstating the material grade.
- Made in the USA: Manufactured by Stout.
- Weight: 495 Lbs.
- Dimensions: 32″ W × 40″ L × 36″ H
- Cutting Wheel Diameter: 26″
- Cutting Teeth: 20 carbide teeth
- Maximum Cutting Depth: 11″ below grade
- Hydraulic Flow Requirement: 10–20 GPM
- Hydraulic Couplers: 1/2″ flat-face
- Mount: Toro/Dingo-style mini skid steer hitch
- Construction: Grade 50 steel
- Auxiliary Hydraulics: Required
- Country of Manufacture: USA
What hydraulic flow does the Stout Mini Skid Steer Stump Grinder require?
Stout specifies a hydraulic flow range of 10–20 GPM. Verify your machine’s actual auxiliary hydraulic output before ordering.
What mount does the stump grinder use?
It uses Stout’s Toro/Dingo-style mini skid steer hitch. This style is commonly associated with the mini universal or Common Industry Interface, but mount geometry should still be verified on your specific machine.
Will it fit a Bobcat MT?
Not with the standard Toro/Dingo-style mount. Bobcat MT machines commonly use a different mounting interface, so do not assume direct compatibility.
How large is the cutting wheel?
The grinder uses a 26″ cutting wheel.
How many cutting teeth does it have?
The wheel uses 20 carbide cutting teeth.
How deep can it grind below ground level?
Stout rates the attachment for grinding up to 11″ below grade.
How much does the attachment weigh?
The Mini Skid Steer Stump Grinder weighs approximately 495 Lbs.
Can it be used on a machine with more than 20 GPM?
Stout specifies a maximum flow of 20 GPM. Do not operate the grinder above that range without an appropriate hydraulic flow-control setup or manufacturer guidance.
What hydraulic couplers are included?
The grinder is equipped with 1/2″ flat-face couplers.
Are the carbide teeth replaceable?
Yes. The cutting teeth are replaceable wear components.
Is this the same grinder as Stout’s full-size skid steer version?
It uses a similar stump-grinding concept and the same 26″ wheel diameter, but this version is built around a mini skid steer mounting interface and a 10–20 GPM hydraulic range.
Are the teeth covered under Stout’s warranty?
No. Stout classifies teeth and other ground-engaging components as normal wear items rather than warrantied components.
Note: Compatibility depends on the machine’s mounting interface, auxiliary hydraulic flow, hydraulic couplers, operating capacity, and specific configuration. This grinder requires a Toro/Dingo-style mini mount and 10–20 GPM auxiliary flow. Always verify your individual machine before ordering. A model appearing below does not guarantee compatibility with every year or configuration.
Common Compatible Machines
Toro Dingo: TX 700, TX 1000, TX 1000 Turbo, TX 1300
Ditch Witch: SK800, SK900, SK1050, SK1550, SK1750
Vermeer: S650TX, S725TX, S925TX, CTX100, CTX160
Kubota: SCL1000
Wacker Neuson: SM100, SM120
Boxer: 700HDX, 900HD
Stout provides a 12-month limited manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser.
Normal wear items, including bearings, hoses, teeth, cutting edges, and other ground-engaging components, are excluded. Damage caused by improper use, maintenance, installation, adjustment, or modification is also excluded.
Bring stump grinding into tighter spaces.
The mini skid steer format gives you access to gates, yards, landscaping areas, and confined job sites where larger equipment can become cumbersome.
Use the hydraulic power you already have.
A 10–20 GPM operating range makes the grinder practical for a broad range of compatible mini skid steers without requiring full-size skid steer hydraulic output.
Grind below the finished surface.
The 11″ below-grade capability helps remove more of the stump so the site can be filled, graded, seeded, or landscaped afterward.
Turn a mini skid into a more versatile cleanup machine.
Adding a stump grinder expands the same carrier beyond digging and material handling into tree removal and property maintenance work.
- Stump removal
- Tree removal cleanup
- Landscaping contractors
- Arborists
- Residential properties
- Fence-line cleanup
- Yard renovation
- Land clearing
- Property maintenance
- Confined-access job sites
- Mini skid steers
- Compact utility loaders
Why buy from ECHO Eqpt?
At ECHO Eqpt, we actually use and support the equipment we sell. You’re not getting generic answers, you are talking to people who understand how this equipment works in the field. That means faster answers, better recommendations, and no wasted time trying to figure things out on your own.
We’re easy to work with. If something breaks, tell us what actually happened and be honest with us (a good sense of humor doesn’t hurt either). We’re often known to help out even outside of standard warranty terms. And if it’s on us, we’ll own it and make it right. No excuses, no finger pointing - just real support when it matters.
















