Oh you mean like the one that USE to stick up out of one field , it was dead smack in the middle of the field on a farm i use to farm. First year i went around it . The next year i figured it had to go . I had just bought a demo 310 G case and just knew that that rock was going to be history . Yea wright the more i dug the bigger it got . After almost a full day of digging around this and now being close to ten feet down and some twenty feet on each side of this small little pesty rock the mighty 310 was not going to move this . Maybe with the neighbors TD 14 and the 310 , Ah maybe the two 450 D the MD the M gas the 504 and the H to help Could not shake it . Then came the rock drill and lots of hole drilling and there sticks to a hole . Now that got it to sizes that were more manageable.
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