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This is how you do it. Bring it to the blade, hook it with the bucket and curl as you raise the blade. Put some more pressure on those as you go cause moving a stone that size will surely push hydraulic fluid out. More: this picture was taken at the least sketchy part of the journey. There’s some decent pitch to a fairly deep trench just in front of the shot.

This is how you do it. Bring it to the blade, hook it with the bucket and curl as you raise the blade. Put some more pressure on those as you go cause moving a stone that size will surely push hydraulic fluid out. More: this picture was taken at the least sketchy part of the journey. There’s some decent pitch to a fairly deep trench just in front of the shot.

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My neighbor helped me move a boulder about that size using his Bob Cat. It obviously isn't configured this way, it strained trying to maneuver the boulder. Fortunately, we only needed to move it about 10 feet or so.

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Funny, I don’t know who put these boulders here, but it seems like none of them are in the right spot.

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I blame Putin.

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Sounds about right. Who do you think filled in all the holes? Seems everywhere I did I find one. My money is on the Chinese.