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Posted by JCB on December 28, 2003 at 17:07:26 from (65.54.97.145):
After reading the posts about batteries and fueling, I believe that there are some intelligent people on this board. My question then is: What causes rock to continue to rise to the surface? In this area of Minnesota, even if the land has been farmed and the rocks harvested for over a 100 years, each spring before planting, you will be out in the field "picking rock". Worse yet, just hope someone before you has not gone through the trouble and expense of digging a hole and burying a rock pile. I need a better explaination than it is caused by the frost. - Thanks
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