Posted by Bruce from Can. on May 26, 2022 at 08:30:15 from (70.50.211.123):
Always sounded like a good idea, yet an amusing idea at the same time. This is my rock box. I have seen many 2 foot square steel boxes bolted on to the front of tractors, and while doing tillage if they came across a rock, could stop and toss it into the box. This is my rock box. A clapped out old loader bucket I keep around for this kind of thing. I got this bunch of rocks doing one pass on this 25acre field. When I bought this farm 12 years ago I got 10 loader buckets full of rocks off of the sale field. It seems the previous owners had an aversion to picking stones. I am definitely getting ahead of them. My home farm which I purchased 19 years ago was the same way, this year I didnt get half a bucket full from 47 acres. I like the self unloading feature of this rock box.
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