[AT] Pulling a sheepsfoot with a Ford 8n

[Chuck Saunders]

Well, I figure I will just add a little portland cement into their 
mineral suppliment and when they start to stiffen up I will tell them 
that there is a pack of dogs in a 55 gallon drum. They should stick to 
the barrel like glue.

I appreciate everyone sharing their knowledge with me.
If you have any favorite stump pulling techniques, it couldn't hurt to 
hear 'em.
Thanks
Chuck Saunders
Kansas City, MO

robinson at svs.net wrote:

>On 10 Feb 2005 at 12:12, Chuck Saunders wrote:
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>This roller, which I am making myself 
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>>out of concrete (go ahead, laugh, get it out of your system), is much 
>>smaller than anything I've found commercially.
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>	How many concrete sheep will it take and how are you going to strap them to the roller.  
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>	I am wanting  to make a concrete filled smooth roller to spring roll hay fields with. 
>Not huge but at least 10'  wide. I just want to mash down the frost heave knobs etc. with 
>it. I have thought of just ballasting my 10' cultipacker but would prefer a smoother 
>surface. I would also like to have one of those mat harrows made of heavy links but its 
>just not in the budget this year. I would like to be able to spread manure and let it 
>weather a while then drag it with one of those harrows and then overseed.
>	I have been considering a temporary makeshift "knob, molehill and crawdad tower knocker 
>downer"    :-)   by dragging about 3 cattle panels one behind the other. It would be 
>pulled with the horizontal rods down and the 16' length crosswise. Maybe even overseeding 
>at the same time with a small broadcast seeder on the tractor I pull it with.
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