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Greenteeth Stump Grinder Teeth & Pockets

Made in the USA. Greenteeth is the industry name in stump grinder teeth and pockets — we stock genuine parts at Glencullen for fast turnaround.

Rotate to a New Edge in 30 Seconds

Greenteeth’s patented design lets you rotate each tooth to a fresh cutting edge — up to three times — in seconds, using nothing but a standard wrench. No need to even remove the pocket. The result is less downtime and a longer working life from every tooth you buy.

Each tooth carries a carbide concave dish as its cutting edge. That shape lets Greenteeth shear rather than shred — a smoother cutting action that asks less of your machine’s engine, and gets you through stumps faster and more efficiently.

Pockets and bolts are through-hardened alloy steel throughout, and every tooth is manufactured from specifically formulated carbide for a genuinely long cutting life. They’re built to fit all standard cutting wheels, seating securely into every pocket with no gauging required.

Greenteeth tooth and pocket mounted on a stump grinder wheel

We Stock the Full Range — 500 Series to 1100 Series

From compact 500-series teeth right up to the heavy-duty 1100 series, we hold genuine Greenteeth stock at our Glencullen workshop.

Series We Stock

Genuine Greenteeth pockets and teeth, fitting standard cutting wheels with no gauging required.

Greenteeth 700 series tooth and pocket with bolt

700 Series

A compact, general-purpose pocket and tooth — a popular mid-range choice for everyday stump grinding.

Greenteeth 1100 series tooth and pocket with bolt

1100 Series

The heavy-duty end of the range, built for larger grinders and harder, denser stump material.

Diagram showing Greenteeth tooth installation: lock nut, spacer, chamfer down, tooth

30 Seconds to a New Edge

Every Greenteeth tooth goes on the same simple way: lock nut, spacer, then the tooth itself — chamfer facing down — onto the pocket. No special tools, no removing the pocket, just a standard wrench.

Rotate a worn tooth to its next edge, or swap it out entirely, in about the time it takes to read this paragraph.

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