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You can always ask the client to water the stump the day before. Could even have a hose handy while you work

I'd guess that stump will take a good hour and a half-2 hours with the A.M. Fwiw

Kill it!

It sure cuts better than a regular chain ;) I'd never rip a stump out with a crane. I've had good luck with carbide fwiw. In dirt, not stone

It sucks to run period. Yes, it can.

I always ran it with my toe on the pivot foot to steady it.

Maple is really the only one that gives us grief. As to that picture with the guarding, I see you regrinding chips which robs power from the task at hand. I'd rather rake grindings back than have that small a work space.

Maple

I rarely have guards in front of the cutter, my mess gets thrown back wards...

Get thinner plywood. 3/8 is plenty thick. You can put some pvc on it vertically for soft ground, hammer a stake through it for hold or wind.