Suggestions before I pay a professional to remove the random concrete patches in the backyard?

1988RedT2 said:

In reply to KyAllroad (Jeremy) (Forum Supporter) :

Agree.  I found the man's price to be very reasonable.  He's got to purchase and maintain the equipment, he's got to bring it to my property, unload it, grind the stump, and reload it.  Since he was kind of a friendly acquaintance, I wouldn't be surprised if he charged me a bit less than is customary.  Seemed like a bargain to me.

$75 is a pretty decent price. The guy I've used a few times over the years for my tree work charges me $60 a stump, but that's after I've also paid him to remove the tree as well. In the 2.5 years I've been here, I've had 6 trees removed and stumps ground. 

And I'll have to bring him back again at the beginning of next year to give a good trim to 5 large trees still remaining in the front yard.

RevRico said:

In reply to z31maniac :

Diamond blade for your angle grinder. I could lend you mine if you're not in a huge hurry. I know they're expensive, but damn are they resilient.

Anyway, that would make great relief cuts for you to them smack with a hammer. 

Thank you! I appreciate the offer!

But it seems renting a jack hammer is likely the best way to get it broken up in to manageable pieces. Then just every week I'll throw a Lowe's bucket worth of the broken up stuff into each garbage bin.