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Posted by scotty on May 19, 2004 at 06:29:00 from (199.231.49.128):
Im looking for some suggestions for moving some larger stones on my property that I want to use to build a retaining wall in front of my porch that I just built. The stones are located along my hedgerows and probablly wont exceed 500 to 800 lbs. I have a 32hp Diesel 4x4 with FEL. My thought was to get some old truck chains to wrap around the backside of the rock and attach to the FEL and drag out to the open field. At that point I could push the stones across the field to the position in the wall. Im trying to find as many flat stones as possible. Also these stones are located a few feet in from field edge and am trying not to destroy all the saplings in between. If anyone has some suggestions or has done this before I would appreciate your help. scotty
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