Posted by FBH44 on November 10, 2015 at 05:58:30 from (64.85.216.146):
Today should be last day of picking up walnut-size to double-fist-size rocks on an acre of SW Mo hill-top ground. I have tried an official 3-point rock-rake [dug into ground bad], tried building various designs of skids on rock-rake to prevent digging in [didn't work] tried tractor front-end loader set level on ground [didn't work, iether skipped or dug in], tried 3-point rear blade [dug in bad]. Mounted some skids on that rear blade, nothing I tried worked. Resorted to hand rake and hand-rock-shovel, the old fashion way. Todaay's the last day, hopefully. Am gonna roll in the rest of them soon. How do you guys pick up rocks? [Don't laugh at me, guys, sometines I can't think of the best way.]
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