Posted by mkirsch on March 08, 2015 at 07:16:20 from (67.253.169.140):
In Reply to: Ice posted by alg on March 07, 2015 at 21:54:09:
If it's solid ice right to the dirt, no way.
Ice is VERY hard. You would be hard pressed to break it up with a D9 Cat and a ripper, let alone a little tractor and a cheap Farm & Fleet middle buster. Your only hope would be to get under it, but if it's froze to the ground, that's not going to happen.
Besides if you can get under it that means water is flowing. If water is flowing there is no need to break up the ice.
The short answer is, you're going to have to wait until it melts.
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