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Old 06-17-2013, 08:26 PM
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Default Rock Carrier using 451 Lift
I am getting too old to move rocks around the yard so I slapped together a carrier using 1.5in square steel and a some half inch threaded rod. I inserted the 1.5in tube into the square steel from the carrier. I did take the time to file off any burr's on the inside of the lift tubes to prevent them cutting the smaller inserted tubes.

Now I just roll the rocks onto it. It works with rocks up to basketball size. I am not sure what the weight limit is, but it seemed that I was not near it with the rocks I moved.
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Pretty Cool Frank
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That is awesome, Frank!
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looks like it will do the job!
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