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Re: Unbelievable Horse Logging pic
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Posted by Sloroll on December 24, 2004 at 10:21:46 from (69.66.35.145):
In Reply to: Unbelievable Horse Logging pic posted by Nebraska Cowman on December 24, 2004 at 09:39:32:
When I was a kid Howard, my grandfather used to like to show me how to "get things done" We had a dozer (D6 ca) come in to move a rock about the size of a chevy S-10 out of our field. Well the dozerman gave up. Grandpa didn't. He made my brother and I dig around that danged rock for two days while he made stone boat out of road grader blades. We were able to get that boat under the rock and pull the boulder out of its hole and over 1/4 mile to the pond where I dumped the rock and the 300U in the drink. Dad couldn't believe it.. I didn't even get in trouble for watering the 300U. That stone boat burned my had when it touched it and scorched the grass as it passed over.
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