Using a truck to dig a trench - Page 2

RoySC · 05-01-2007, 09:59 PM

All,
Thanks for your replys to this thread.
Interesting ideas....going out to buy some welding rod to start building something...

Iplayfarmer · 05-02-2007, 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KAB

Is this the post you your thinking of...

Yep. There it is.

Thanks, now I can sleep tonight.

Timber · 05-02-2007, 03:19 AM

LOL my am I having flash backs 1st off you certainly can use a truck to do this. We had a model A milk truck cut down 2 wheel drive and not even good tires. We used it on my dads homestead property in his 2 acre garden there. We pulled a 1900 Cambridge horse drawn plow that I still have to this day. I use to drive the plow and dad drove the doodle bug. Most operations with any kind of ground engagement using doodle bugs are a 2 man operation. You can do anything if your creative enough

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RoySC New Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 2	Re: Using a truck to dig a trench All, Thanks for your replys to this thread. Interesting ideas....going out to buy some welding rod to start building something...

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Timber Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: East Bridgewater Massachusetts Posts: 1,300	Re: Using a truck to dig a trench LOL my am I having flash backs 1st off you certainly can use a truck to do this. We had a model A milk truck cut down 2 wheel drive and not even good tires. We used it on my dads homestead property in his 2 acre garden there. We pulled a 1900 Cambridge horse drawn plow that I still have to this day. I use to drive the plow and dad drove the doodle bug. Most operations with any kind of ground engagement using doodle bugs are a 2 man operation. You can do anything if your creative enough __________________ Kubota B7800, Sundown Loader Forks, Landpride PHD, Sundown 66" Box Blade, 800 pound Ballast Drum with chain storage,ATI Grapple, 60" Landpride Brush mower

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