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Old 12-18-2014, 07:36 PM
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Default Yard Plows
How well do plows hold up to rocks in the yard? I don't mean golf ball size. I know I have some what of a rocky yard with some 6" plus sizes.. Do you come to a stop when these kinda rocks come along? What happens?
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I would guess, it would depend on how the rock contacts the plow.
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What's a "yard plow"?
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If the rocks are on top, this will push them,,,,,,,,





If they are buried, and the ground is dry, this will not move them,,,,,



Show us your yard plow,,,,,,,,,
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Ha ha ha, I know that is not the right name for it.. But with winter here, I didn't want the confusion. I guess I should have said garden blade.. What ever it is called. my bad.. I feel like jackwagon!! And no I don't have a yard plow.
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