Columbia Basin, Ephrata, WA | Varment - 7/28/2016 12:10
Other alternative might be to get a stone slasher/crusher and just bust and break them where they are . Not cheap but have heard they work . As far as depth I do not know how deep they will work ..
There were a handful of those sold in our immediate area. At $100,000 they're expensive to buy, and apparently are also very expensive to maintain. I have been offered two of them, used and pretty steeply discounted from their purchase price. They are apparently not the answer the buyers had hoped for.
It's really too bad some company didn't have a really well built picker on the market when commodities were high and farmers were willing if not eager to shell out six figures to ease their rock problems.
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