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Bad idea unless you have a green wheel for the angle grinder for the carbide, And, above all, wear a mask. Carbide dust is carcinogenic--nasty stuff

I rarely grind the rakers, as they usually seem to be worn down by the brutal effect of grinding..

You can also use dull teeth to clear out around the stump...works well in conjunction with digging..... And use the rock teeth...they don't get hammered as quickly as the more agressive regular teeth.... I haven't used my AM in months, and that does not displease me.... my aches and pains are...

Levi, re post #21: Get another sales guy..... the oil tank must be bone dry and washed out..... the clutch has to be removed to allow the sprocket has to be changed to a pulley, different muffler, if the 3120 is used, and the belt has to be adjusted just so....not a slam dunk...

Come out here, and I'll show you how to start a man's saw, young feller..... I run a bone stock 3120 on my AM...and most of you tree dogs have seen my woods ported 3120 in action--all 13.24861599 horsepower!! Taint nothing much that slows it down!