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Gathering Rocks

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What happens here

The primary focus of this step is the manual collection of rocks. Rocks are described as 'bush hog busters' because they pose a significant threat to mowing or brush-hogging equipment by causing damage or sending debris flying, which could be dangerous. The process involves walking the field, identifying rocks, and manually placing them into the front-end loader of the TYM 254 tractor. The front-end loader is used for its capacity to carry heavy loads efficiently.

Goal: This step involves manually collecting rocks from the field, which are identified as 'bush hog busters,' and loading them into the tractor's front-end loader.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves
  • TYM 254 Tractor with Front-End Loader

What they say

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get busy [Applause] [Music] isn't there a tool that we can use to pick up all these rocks and sticks yeah these two tools right here you can't just ride through a field and somehow magically pick up all the rocks and sticks it's just part of owning land and part of owning a farm now these are what i call bush hog busters so the bigger the rock the harder it hits on the bush hog so for brush cutting or brush hogging or rotary cutting or doing any kind of mowing we will whack these rocks and send them flying which could put an eye out or tear up a piece of equipment

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