Posted by Paul Shuler on June 01, 2012 at 07:46:34 from (170.29.64.4):
In Reply to: MOVING BIG ROCKS posted by Detmurds on May 31, 2012 at 18:42:42:
I moved a big rock last fall. I had rented a small track hoe to do some trenching work and thought I would use it to move this rock while I had it. Rental guy said he had moved all kinds of 500 to 800 lb rock with one. Would not bugde mine at all. My rock was about 2 ft tall. 4" across and 3" from front to back. They weighe a lot more than you might think. Ended up useing a pry pole to tip it up a little and get it on a pallet. I then moved it with ease with a chain wrapped around the pallet with a farmall C. I did tear up a lot of sod though.
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