Where is the best place around Edmonton to buy attachments and universal mount plates to build your own?
The only thing they had at that sale that I might of been interested in was the Inland Snowblower attachment...to bad it was only 60" though.The next Richie Bros sale. You just missed one
I have rocky ground on my land. Need to pound steel posts (2 7/8") and lots of them. Can't see needing to pound anything square. Looked at a vibrating rig and looks pretty spendy... I found a like new WorkSaver hyd. pounder with a 3 point hitch. Was told I could try it out before buying. Lined up a 3 point X skid steer adapter. Will pound a few before buying the set up. Just donut think an auger is suited for the rocky terrain?
Rocky ground is very hard on auger teeth and there is often some grunt work involved, however if the dirt around the rock is soft they might get pushed to the side or brought up. I just did a 350m chain link fence in glacial till, pretty much concrete, pounder was definatly not a option, was able to auger most but when you come into a big rock I had to dig with the excavator then build a kinda support wall with rocks and dirt from the hole to pour the cement for the posts. Averaged about a 1 hr per hole. Just something to keep in mind. best of luck.I have rocky ground on my land. Need to pound steel posts (2 7/8") and lots of them. Can't see needing to pound anything square. Looked at a vibrating rig and looks pretty spendy... I found a like new WorkSaver hyd. pounder with a 3 point hitch. Was told I could try it out before buying. Lined up a 3 point X skid steer adapter. Will pound a few before buying the set up. Just donut think an auger is suited for the rocky terrain?
a guy I worked for had a case skid steer with a hoe attachment and it would drag the skid steer around when you hit a rock and there are a lot of rocks here