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Thank you all for your input! It is looking more and more feasible, but I still have a lot of homework to do. The common size is a 60 pound earth bags - I think 24" x 14" x 4" and would require using 28K bags. Using 36" by 18" x9" means about 7,000 bags in total, but it also requires heavy...

This kind of attachment looks like it would be pretty ideal (with a couple of simple mods) without breaking the bank. The claw can be attached to an excavator or possibly a backhoe.

Yes! The attachment that has the vacuum operated materials handling tool would be perfect! Notice that they didn't list a price...that is always suspicious :(

If luck holds out, it would be a house, a small cabin, a utility building, a greenhouse and a wall.

https://earthbagbuilding.wordpress.com/

Thanks! Usually people use 50-60 pound bags, so having people do the labor is possible, but with 250 pounds....not so easy.

I am getting ready to develop a piece of my land for my retirement home. I have been interested in alternative construction materials for more than a decade, so would like to build the utility building, home and outer wall out of earth bags. I am looking at using bags that weight 200 pounds or...

Rubber Undercarriage For Boat With Hst Hydrostatic System,Tractor,Loader,Wet Land,Rubber Track Chassis,.5 To 12tons - Buy Hydrostatic System,Hst System,Hydrostatic Boat Product on Alibaba.com I have often thought that a small farm could benefit from an undercarriage like this with a platform...

Yes! That is it...the powered trailer....the mule...whatever you want to call it! Though if I took your Timber Talon, removed the drivers seat...more room for a bigger dump bed or water tank or whatever...make it remote controlled..or if larger, put a "seat pod" that will attach to the rear...

I am in the process of buying some land in high plains desert. Part of it is level, part of it is hilly. It needs a lot of work - will need to haul a lot of stuff around - will be hauling water forever bcuz I dont want to have to put thousands of feet of water pipe. As I was thinking about...