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03-27-2008, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris2520  the other day we had 2 days of rain. | Wow. We're famous for rain where I live, but I don't recall getting 2 days of rain in a single day! 
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03-27-2008, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris2520 and here is the rest. Duc please set it where i can upload more than five pics at at time...  the ditch works great. it use to wash ruts in the ground. we had a hard rain. and it is flowing great. 
Chris... | This is your new toy when you have to do this kind of work again... Bradco= |
Paul in VT
I used to own an ant farm but had to give it up. I couldn't find tractors small enough to fit it.
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05-19-2008, 11:55 PM
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Here's what I did with my 3320/447. This rock was only up 1' by my .3 mile driveway. I wanted to make driveway wider so my thought was just move this small rock. Well, it was bigger then I thought. I dug around it and then pulled it out of the hole. Our house is at top of picture. |
Glenn
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05-20-2008, 12:05 AM
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Awesome, but did ya do like the rest of us and see if you could get it up  ...in the bucket.  Nothing like having the right tool for the job!  |
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05-20-2008, 12:25 AM
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Nope, rock was too heavy for bucket, will push it over onto my trailer and move away. I had a 2520/200cx/46bh from July to Dec 07, it had some metal in trans screen and wouldn't push bucket down or raise bucket higher then 2/3s up. Dealer replaced power steering pump. But, then trans make funny noise and it steered really hard. As soon as I could give back to dealer they said they would fix it. Well they had it 3 weeks the 1st time in and 6 weeks the 2nd time.  I couldn't wait for them to fix it. So, I upgraded to 3320. It a lot more tractor.  I'm sure the old 46bh would not have been able to pull this rock out of the hole. I think I could have put a chain around and pulled it out with the 2520 (had loaded tires). The 3320 also has loaded tires (really helps with bh is off) I will say the old 2520 dug my sons crawl space under there 30'x72' (4' deep) house. It took my 2 weeks. The 46bh also dug lots of trenches (13" bucket), some were 6 1/2' deep for a long way. |
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05-20-2008, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by zr2blz I'm sure the old 46bh would not have been able to pull this rock out of the hole. | This statement is for SWMBO...to justify the increase in tractor...
By the way...Nice foundation finish work... |
Paul in VT
I used to own an ant farm but had to give it up. I couldn't find tractors small enough to fit it.
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05-20-2008, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by zr2blz Nope, rock was too heavy for bucket, will push it over onto my trailer and move away. I had a 2520/200cx/46bh from July to Dec 07, it had some metal in trans screen and wouldn't push bucket down or raise bucket higher then 2/3s up. Dealer replaced power steering pump. But, then trans make funny noise and it steered really hard. As soon as I could give back to dealer they said they would fix it. Well they had it 3 weeks the 1st time in and 6 weeks the 2nd time. I couldn't wait for them to fix it. So, I upgraded to 3320. It a lot more tractor. I'm sure the old 46bh would not have been able to pull this rock out of the hole. I think I could have put a chain around and pulled it out with the 2520 (had loaded tires). The 3320 also has loaded tires (really helps with bh is off) I will say the old 2520 dug my sons crawl space under there 30'x72' (4' deep) house. It took my 2 weeks. The 46bh also dug lots of trenches (13" bucket), some were 6 1/2' deep for a long way. | That is a big bump in the road removed and a sweet crawl space. Great work done! |
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06-08-2008, 10:01 PM
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I wasn't sure I was going to be able to get this rock out to make my trailer parking spot bigger. Actually thought the 'rock' was just a part of the hole rock hillside. Nice to see that the 2520/46 BH could dig around it enough to get it out. Can't lift it, so probably have to put a chain on it to try and drag it out. Or I could always buy a bigger tractor. |
Was JD 2210, now new JD 2520 now, 200cx, 62D, 46BH | |
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06-09-2008, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by northern_dog I wasn't sure I was going to be able to get this rock out to make my trailer parking spot bigger. Actually thought the 'rock' was just a part of the hole rock hillside. Nice to see that the 2520/46 BH could dig around it enough to get it out. Can't lift it, so probably have to put a chain on it to try and drag it out. Or I could always buy a bigger tractor. | That is an impressive Rock - It would be hard to say how successful a larger machine would be at this point, the rock would cause pause for many machine. Dragging it seems like the only option - and push it in the woods |
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06-09-2008, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Ducati996 That is an impressive Rock - It would be hard to say how successful a larger machine would be at this point, the rock would cause pause for many machine. Dragging it seems like the only option - and push it in the woods | In most cases, my clients just want to get rid of an offending rock... or they want it moved to a place they consider it "decorative" or otherwise useful (think: blocking vehicle access). In the former case (the majority), the preferred solution is almost always to bury the rock deeper. A lot deeper. The beauty of this is that you don't need a monster powerful backhoe to get rid of an offending rock... even a LARGE offending rock. One's backhoe need only to be strong enough (and long enough) to dig the adjacent hole and push it in.
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