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They must have dug a hole with a backhoe first for it to be soft enough and no rocks or roots for that little cordless drill to do that---LOL!

I did notice he has the newer version of that rear sliding jaw vice like I posted about a while back!

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Anyone else notice all the gas cans setting on the floor behind him while he was welding. At least that's what they looked like to me. :eek:
 
Original thinking but I wonder how well his welding job will hold up in rocky ground. Would be better to weld it with stainless to that tool steel.
 
I rented one of those 2 stroke drillers 10 years ago when I put my fence up at my old house. That darn thing was a work out!!

Last hole i caught a piece of cable that ran down where the garage used to be. It wrapped up around the auger and threw me on ground. Had a hell of a time getting it out of the ground.
 
Trucker told me once he had a real light load but a lot of wind resistance. Load of post hole but they loaded them standing up rather than laying down.
 
JDJake said:
Whereabouts are you at in NEPA? I'm in the south side of the Poconos.
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We're all just about neighbors...
And yea..around here you can't get a shovel full of dirt without hitting a rock....
Actually there's been a guy around here that's taking stones off the stone rows and selling them to a landscaping place down Jersey somewhere. They were free at first till the farmers got wise to it....
 
ol' stonebreaker said:
Boy, that goes against my grain in my former trade. Selling uncrushed rock!! We always crushed it first, then sold it, LOL!!
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Oh, they crush plenty around here, I know of at least 5 plants within about 50 miles of each other, 2 of which are within ten miles of each other, separate companies.
 
Pig said:
We GROW rocks in our fields. ENDLESS supply! They just keep coming, and coming, and coming, and coming, and coming......

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We have many of those too. Some the size of a small car.
The head size rocks that I mentioned earlier is the size the retailer prefers.
I do know that if you have one sticking out in your yard and want it gone you have no idea what you may be getting into..!
 
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