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Posted by FC on May 28, 2002 at 13:00:19 from (208.14.16.15):
This is slightly off topic, but I have the need to clean up some material left behind from an old house I had to burn and need to know if one of the rental "bobcats" would suffice. I know my back blade is not going to do it, and I dont have enough tractor or loader either. Mostly chunks of concrete, rock foundation, and assorted debris. About all I need to do is dig a hole and back fill it if one of these would be stout enough. Just trying to save from hiring a backhoe or high lift. A couple hours of one of those would pay my rental, and I have a few other jobs I could do while I am at it to make it worth while, and I have found that if you want the job done right do it yourself. Anyone own one, or any experience?
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