Hanging on to dads knee, on the IHC 300; or me hugging the fender on the Oliver 88.
Dad stopped, I hopped down, picked up all rocks in a 100 foot circle, and we would drive again. Probably about 200 feet and stop again....... (You do the math....)
This was mostly during harrowing right before and after planting 6 rows wide, occasionally during cultivating with the 4 row cultivator.
Dad had a wood box that hung on the left side of both those tractors, about 14 inches wide and deep, the length of the tractor. Some days we (by we I mean me...) would fill that box in 2 rounds in certain spots.
Now adays i send the wife out with the Polaris Ranger and she gets the bigger rocks. Don't tell her that is work, she hasn't quite figured it out yet and I've worded things carefully to keep her in the dark.....
Anything under a fist size really doesn't get picked up, unless its laying next to one worth picking up and you can get a 2-fer.
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