these have tripped a few plows?

larry@stinescorner · Apr 24, 2014

some more stinkin rocks?

some of these made the front end of a tractor lift up?

rrlund · Apr 24, 2014

I think those are what we call Indian s#x stones.

samn40 · Apr 24, 2014

Is that a salvage yard for old /used stone, or is it stone dumped for
you to build? Looks like nice rock that would dress up well for
building. In fact some of it would not even need dressing, which
leads me to think it was used before? I just wish the stone in my
area was as nice to build! But our blue basalt has a grain in it that
makes it want to break into pyramid shapes every time you try to
break it. Hence the reason for building brick coins or corners in our
area......Anyone who has built stone will know what I am going on
about!!!!!........Sam

larry@stinescorner · Apr 24, 2014

that is a yard ,much of the stone is recycled,there is some nice stuff there

Richard G. · Apr 24, 2014

We have lots of those here.
Richard

37chief · Apr 24, 2014

Looks like a good selection of building stones. Nothing like that around here. Just rocks where I live . Stan

john *.?-!.* cub owner · Apr 24, 2014

if you want an exercise in stretching, be pulling that trip rope when the plow breaks away. It is amazing how long your arm will get before you think to let go. :lol:

Bob · Apr 24, 2014

Or tie the trip rope to a ring attached to your home-made plywood tractor cab.

Quite a few years ago my friend Ken (God rest his soul) tried that.

He said that was an interesting experience.

Fawteen · Apr 25, 2014

these have tripped a few plows?

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