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Large Rounds / Too Heavy to move
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<blockquote data-quote="dave_376" data-source="post: 4102534" data-attributes="member: 71090"><p>I didn't read the whole thread so there may already be a similar idea.</p><p>A few years ago I had a bunch of giant boulder to move, I thought about rolling them but then I was worried what would happen if they didn't stop and made it to the hill. I ended up using an old hood to a car I pulled out of a dumpster at the transfer station. I used a chain to hook it up to my riding tractor and slid/dragged the boulder to their new home. I used a pry bar and some logs to lift and roll the rocks on the hood.</p><p></p><p>Last year I had a bunch of 30" hickory, I don't think that I could have picked one up if I tried. when I had to move them I used the same pry bar to flip them on their side and roll them to the splitter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dave_376, post: 4102534, member: 71090"] I didn't read the whole thread so there may already be a similar idea. A few years ago I had a bunch of giant boulder to move, I thought about rolling them but then I was worried what would happen if they didn't stop and made it to the hill. I ended up using an old hood to a car I pulled out of a dumpster at the transfer station. I used a chain to hook it up to my riding tractor and slid/dragged the boulder to their new home. I used a pry bar and some logs to lift and roll the rocks on the hood. Last year I had a bunch of 30" hickory, I don't think that I could have picked one up if I tried. when I had to move them I used the same pry bar to flip them on their side and roll them to the splitter. [/QUOTE]
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