larry duda
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Hit this rock with my old restored plow. Was really impressed with the lifting capacity of this old loader backhoe I borrowed from my friend. Heres a couple of pictures.
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old popper
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WOW! someone's been feeding the pet.
Will Herring
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Yeah that is a huge rock.
Larry NEIL
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Got an area just about 10 miles south that we used to find those "dinasour eggs" at when excavating. Always kind of supprised me that they were always in good yellow clay.
Makes you wonder if they just melted out of an ice age glaicer.
Larry NEIL
Makes you wonder if they just melted out of an ice age glaicer.
Larry NEIL
larry duda
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All it had to eat this week was one plow shear. I feel pretty fortunate.
Brian G. NY
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What my Dad used to call those types of rocks isn't
(and probably never was) "politically correct".
(and probably never was) "politically correct".
larry duda
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This one was in a washed out valley and was buried in clay. First we thought we would get it out with a John Deere 4430 and loader. We dug around it but could not even budge it. Thats when I went and got my buddie's old Allis backhoe.
Zachary Hoyt
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Nice rock. We have one out by the road that was dug out of a field here years ago that stands about 7 feet high and about 5x6 feet in the other directions. I have been told that they had to use two tractors and a dozer to move it to its current location.
Zach
Zach
larry duda
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Did the last part of the word end in head?
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
Hah. Not bad for a beginner, but try farming in Maine sometime "8^)
Anonymous-0
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Looks like you left some babies in the hole. Around here, we call those "BFR"s.
craigreavley
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Too bad thats not a gold nugget
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