oc3crwler
Member
Well Im not to far from you. If your in western Maryland, be prepared to use both. Dont forget this is limestone country. Anywhere from above ground to hundreds of feet below there are some biggies.
I tried to go 105 feet from my house to my shed for direct buiry wire(only planned to go down 40inches). After 2 days with a friends skid steer with a trencher attachment, my backhoe and the ripper on my OC6. I gave in the towl, and ended up running around 2 big rocks and going over 200 feet. Wish I had pictures of the boulders we pulled out of the ground. Wish I knew how big the ones we left in the ground where. When they install the septic and basement they had to blast a couple times.
Ive tried to dig out rocks to make it easier to mow. I can take the backhoe and grab what looks like the corner of a rock. And have the ground move up to 10 feet away, and stall out the backhoe.
Good luck and stay safe!
I tried to go 105 feet from my house to my shed for direct buiry wire(only planned to go down 40inches). After 2 days with a friends skid steer with a trencher attachment, my backhoe and the ripper on my OC6. I gave in the towl, and ended up running around 2 big rocks and going over 200 feet. Wish I had pictures of the boulders we pulled out of the ground. Wish I knew how big the ones we left in the ground where. When they install the septic and basement they had to blast a couple times.
Ive tried to dig out rocks to make it easier to mow. I can take the backhoe and grab what looks like the corner of a rock. And have the ground move up to 10 feet away, and stall out the backhoe.
Good luck and stay safe!