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Re: Moving a big rock
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Posted by Ron on April 06, 2002 at 10:27:11 from (205.188.200.58):
In Reply to: Moving a big rock posted by Stan on April 06, 2002 at 06:03:38:
If you can find one...I have and use our old "soil Surgeon".....it is great for working 1st- time over plowed ground, and it is solid- bottomed, so it is made to have rocks, or soil shoveled onto it for weight... If the knives are good, it does a job that can't be beat, working ground.... We kids rode on it, and rolled rocks and stones on it-- mile after mile...!!! You should be able to find one for "scrap price"....it is 4' square sections bolted side by side, to make it as wide as you like....
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