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Old 11-27-2011, 05:42 PM
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Default Re: Hauling Dirt out of my basement (present day)

The ol' doc messing with your medication again Freddy? Idk wtf you're talking about.

That looks like that's exactly what I need Neil, I'll read more later... gotta get going here shortly to the Grey Cup party.

I stripped away about a foot so far. The deeper I got, the harder the soil got, getting to be like granite!



It rained last night.
Water is the best remedy to soften clay... although muddy clay can be a problem too with sticking to everything, and binding shyt up!




Using a wood bit to drill holes, keep full of water & continue drilling down to the length of the bit, some holes are only an inch deep at the start, for the next couple days. By the time I get the pile below cleaned up in a wk's time, the soil in the wall might be at the correct ... what's the right word? consistency - texture -? for easy digging without clogging up the hoe with mud.



This pic looks like some of my cropland that's next to tame & native grass, freaking badgers dig enormous holes!





Screening the fines so it's just the lumps being hauled to the crusher.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHMfAP9_PsA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzOSTcdlew0

The file size for the 1st vid was about 140mb, the 2nd was 550mb. Do you any difference in the resolution quality? I don't.
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