Stone Picker attachment- ever seen one like this?

[DiskDoctr]

Stevernc,

I bought it about 2 months or so ago from Tarheel Tractor in North Carolina. After paying $650 for delivery, it was still much cheaper than local, and they are good guys.

Ask for Steve.

I like the Mahindra very well. Saved some $$ over some other brands, and overall, it is very good. Pulls and works well. Make sure you check out the models and such, as they are quite different. Mahindra Website

Welcome to TBN! Check out the Mahindra discussion group, too.

-JC

 

[bandit67]

Junkman,

Back when I lived in CT, it used to take me at least 2 days of York raking before I could lay grass seed on a lawn - between running a landcaping business one year, and the lawns for 3 of my dad's houses and one business, all I saw were rocks and stones. I swear we have less stones out here in the Rocky Mountains than there are in CT. Apparently, those rocks are all from that glacier that formed Long Island when it melted all those eons ago - I guess it helped form a lot of Connecticut, too. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

And yeah, it always did seem like the rocks grew in the yard overnight. Sometimes, they even grew while I was raking the dirt around - kind of like the way water made the Gremlins multiply, it seemed like the dirt made the stones multiply. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

So keep raking, you'll get rid of those stones eventually. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif