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Identify Rocks for Removal and Backhoe Features

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What happens here

Walk along the edge of the field where the flail mower was damaged. Identify the rocks that need to be removed. The presenter points out areas where the mower blades shaved off rock tops and where he marked rocks with white step-in posts. He emphasizes the large size of the rocks, which necessitates the use of the heavy-duty Woods BH100 backhoe with its 24-inch bucket and thumb attachment, instead of a smaller tractor.

Goal: Locate problem rocks and confirm the backhoe's suitability for the task.

Tools and materials

  • 24-inch Backhoe Bucket with Thumb Woods — Excavating and gripping large rocks
  • White Step-in Posts — Marking the location of rocks to be removed
  • Woods BH100 Backhoe Attachment Woods — The primary tool for rock removal