GreatWhitehunter
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No, I don't think I'd put a hammer on a machine I own, to much stress on the pins.
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No, I don't think I'd put a hammer on a machine I own, to much stress on the pins.
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My thoughts too... just wondering if you did.
The guys around here seem to mostly have them on Excavators of all sizes and large Backhoe.
Off topic... one day I hope to have a post hole auger on my Deere 110 Backhoe... it would be sweet and I have a lot of holes to drill at my brothers place and not much of it is flat.
The guys around here seem to mostly have them on Excavators of all sizes and large Backhoe.
Off topic... one day I hope to have a post hole auger on my Deere 110 Backhoe... it would be sweet and I have a lot of holes to drill at my brothers place and not much of it is flat.
GreatWhitehunter
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Me too, I actually found a deere pa 30 used forsale but it was still 1k more than the 3pt model.
I realize there are alot of pro's over a 3pt version but for the frequency I seem to use them a grand is hard to swallow.
Matt
Well late getting back here but the SDS drill from HF worked fairly well. I bought some feathers and wedges and lost them. I think it would have worked out but I ran out of time, needing to get the slab poured so I went around one rock and shortened the width up by
2 feet.I have more rocks to deal with at another time.
2 feet.I have more rocks to deal with at another time.
