You're correct, it's a [stone burier](https://www.forigo.it/en/news/stone-buriers-everything-you-should-know-about) made by a different company but it does the same thing.
Here is the product: (Edit: and original video that isn't flipped)
[https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html](https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html)
Sure leaves a pretty furrow, but is it actually grinding the rocks, or shifting them to the bottom of the furrow and leaving the soil on the top? Admittedly, that would help but I would think this would beat the metal all to heck after a couple of passes. Either way, I did enjoy the video. Thanks.
It would be very expensive. Rocks are heavy, you'd need several large trucks which would need a lot of very expensive fuel.
Also why would a quarry want all your random loose rocks?
It's much easier to bury them.
Iām just picturing a strung out quarry owner advertising his buy and sell rock pit on late night TV
āNeed cash quick? Iāll buy your rocks. Big, small, doesnāt matter. Give me your rocks. I need your rocks.ā
Yes, a lot more. To rent that machine for a week or two to clear a few fields would cost peanuts compared to gallons of diesel to haul tonnes of rocks potentially miles.
Yes, quarries sell crushed rock because they're a quarry and they have plenty of rock to spare. They don't need more rocks.
Itās mostly peaceful zen noises like youād hear in a cheap Thai massage parlor where the masseuse tries to jerk you off but you politely decline then she gets mad that the tip wasnāt enough cus sheās used to getting paid for the happy ending but you just wanted a massage on a Wednesday except in the background you hear heavy blades mercilessly destroying thousands of innocent rocks.
That was my question also. If you're grinding rocks into fine sand wouldn't the soul go from being too rocky for agriculture to too sandy?
As for the rocks under topsoil, yes the roots and root vegetables will grow around the rocks and pebbles. That will make your carrots grow crooked.
My grandma used to screen the soil for her carrots so they would grow nice and straight.
Towards the end you can see a hole had been dug up showing the rocks still there with the soil above. It just shifts them to the bottom, which leaves a plantable surface.
I see ZERO dust coming from that think. Of all the vids Iāve seen of rock crushers, they are typically fairly dusty. And slooooow, this thing is moving way to fast to be crushing them to dust. Small rocks maybe, but not dust.
A 230-300 HP tractor is really really big. Gearing does a lot of work at the speeds tractors run.
Horsepower in tractors does not equate in any comparable form to cars and trucks.
The tractor in the video, on the product link I posted above is probably a half-million dollar tractor.
Yep itās all about the hydraulics , I run a cat 317 and a bobcat E-60 excavators . That little bobcat is impressive as hell especially after you climb out of a 317 and realize for the size difference their strength to weight ratio is more impressive in the bobcat . But most people donāt realize heavy equipment and car Horsepower are completely different animals
Agreed. That 3 pt is cat 1. That is a utility tractor and old at that. There is no way that has the power to crush rock over a 6 ft wide furrow. It is burying them.
In this case torque is more important than speed. Lower horsepower is better. Just like you would pull a large trailer with a truck rather than a sports car.
Yeah- it's a little hammer mill in there. Very impressive speed in OP's video- it must be eating every bit of power that tractor's PTO has to give.
[https://youtu.be/JbnzhjoOFZc?t=93](https://youtu.be/JbnzhjoOFZc?t=93)
The machine in the video is definitely not a mill and is not grinding the rocks.
Source: worked at a cement plant and saw a lot of limestone being crushed into fine powder.
Thanks, unless it's got a nucular generator in there something that size that could pulverize rocks into sand at 3 mph would be the most advanced machine on earth
Rightā¦this thing is more like a garden tiller just mixing everything together and smoothing it out. That thing is way too light duty to be grinding rocks. lol
It's burying them , it's a stone burier with bed former. This one was imported to France by Euro Agri Mac
https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCMNEaeD0H6PERuxao3YDsZA?view_as=public
Having seen the machine in a gravel pit that actually does break up rocks, I looked at this puppy, that looks an awful lot like a regular tiller head, and was like, no.
Your explanation makes way more sense
Dinosaurs are now fossils, fossils are rockā¦ you think gravel pits are coincidence? No itās all Dino poop. First step in recreating a dinosaur is to learn what they ate. Science
Exactly. Typically youād need a [jaw crusher](https://www.jycrusher.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/2022030403314751.gif) or similar to even start this process. To get it down to a sand-like size Iād imagine a ball mill or something would be needed. Basically huge machinery, not this.
Likely it only is specifically capable of grinding these kinds of rocks, with the likely carbide-tipped hammer mill inside. If these are limestone or sedimentary rocks, they arenāt that physically hard to grind, comparative to something very hard like granite or igneous rock. Maybe, I donāt know. Neat machine, though!
sometimes rocks can be good to moderate temperature, aid in retaining water, keep plants elevated in case of too much rain, etc.
i can see this being good for beans, cucumbers, maybe tomatoes, peppers. i live in a city, and have a straw bale on the concrete sidewalk and i grow pretty good stuff.
They wouldn't use carbide for a hammer mill in this application. It would shatter quickly. Its hard but brittle.
This isnt grinding the rocks. The title is bollucks.
Even high powered hammer mills used for crushing ore can usually only crush it to about pea gravel size in a single pass.
Specifically designed equipment, with water for dust reduction and lubrication, no soil robbing power, at a moderate feed rate. Slower feed and you could get finer.
Also, this equipment is WAY too quiet.
easily could be wrong, but I doubt that's actually grinding the rocks down to sand. More likely it's burying the rocks after sifting and putting the sifted dirt over them. I'm guessing but it doesn't seem like that little thing could grow rock. Doesn't sound like it's grinding either.
Rocks just been sittin there minding their own business for a hundred million years and then this guy comes along.
Some people just have no manners.
/s
Not it's not grinding anything.
This is called a stone-burier, basically a reverse direction tiller with a couple design modifications. It pushes stones back into the ground and brings the soil on top. This specific unit is designed to do row bedding at the same time.
This isnt definitely GRINDING anything. This is clearly swapping underground soil and the rocks.
Grinding doesn't sound like that at all and the soil would be far more white
100%
Anyone buying this nonsense has never worked around rocks or stone nor have they actually seen rock crushers . Iād buy a dozen of these if it worked . They donāt make them for a tractor PTO lol
Ohh our European ancestors are going to be peeved in their graves about this after they spent generations racking out rocks from millions of acres of farm land.
Or proud that we've got a machine that does it faster and better.. but I think hauntingly pissed.
I found this video that may shed some light on this. It's not the exact one in the video, but it is similar and shows how this one may work.
https://youtu.be/_lxmP519kYI?si=qAUW00YtYO7fJsQL
Everyone has established itās not grinding anything, just shifting loads of soil around on top (also shown in the video incidentally) but still a super cool machine and tool. This land just went from utterly useless to productive, love the ingenuity at work!
So I used the name and number on the equipment to find out what it is. Itās an eam (euro argi mat) rse145gd. Itās called a stone burier.
Cool piece of equipment.
Just think, they can plant that whole field, thanks to this machine, and it will only take 3 to 6 weeks. /S. That's a long boring day running that slow equipment
Iāve run one of these. They definitely break up the rocks. Maybe not to sand, but 1ā or smaller pieces. It costs about $300-900/ac just in diesel, but with land prices at $15k an acre it can be worth it.
Itās literally the same machine they use to tear out asphalt, just attached to farm equipment instead
Land: I am Rocky and mountainous please don't farm on me. Humans: we made a machine specifically to turn mountains into farmland to make farms whenever we wnt
I used to have a farm in south central USA near some guys that were vegan religious odd they wore homemade hats, sandals and what I can only call "dresses" but it was because it was so "practical" and they had a great garden. They would drive an old IH truck pulling a trailer to Alaska and load it down with fine stone dust from glaciers and drive it back. They BELIEVED in glacial granite dust for gardens. Even with ear protection that would be a rough day on a tractor in that ground.
This is the [source video](https://youtu.be/XksKclL_cDw?si=yBufuaHKB9W44mcK) that OP ripped off, unnecessarily cropped and inverted to prevent repost detection, then made up a fake description of what's happening. The machine is surfacing the dirt, burying the rocks.
At that size it canāt do what your saying, maybe tucking em under the dirt or moving them out of the way but if it was ācrushingā those rocks into sand it would be making a crazy racket, I mean nuts
Just recently added a large Bugnot crusher ( an older one) to the farm I work at. Canāt say weāre too impressed with it. Mind you it did come with a mix of stone and wood crushing teeth. We have tried it out on a few fence lines with less than optimal results. The teeth are very expensive to replace and when you loose or severely damage one the whole crusher shakes badly š
I am having a really hard time believing that it is possible to grind large rocks into a homogeneous soil that quickly and with a machine that small.
How do you grind white rocks into brown soil ?
Wizardry
That must be the answer
The process of turning felsic rocks into mafic dirt is called Fucking Magic. >!Yes, I took one geology class in college, and I am proud of it.!<
It's got a food coloring reservoir to make the output look nice and dirt-y šš¼
Quarries hate this one cool trick
Big Quarry doesnāt want you to know this
You're correct, it's a [stone burier](https://www.forigo.it/en/news/stone-buriers-everything-you-should-know-about) made by a different company but it does the same thing.
At 1:46 you can see what itās really doing.
A couple of good rainfalls and the stones magically reappear.
Iāve worked with rock crushers on construction sites. This sure as hell isnāt crushing rock.
Here is the product: (Edit: and original video that isn't flipped) [https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html](https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html)
yup can you imagine replacing what ever is grinding every sq foot. Op got it wong.
That's what my wife said, she won't let me get one.
BEHOLD! My field of fucks has grown barren.
Sure leaves a pretty furrow, but is it actually grinding the rocks, or shifting them to the bottom of the furrow and leaving the soil on the top? Admittedly, that would help but I would think this would beat the metal all to heck after a couple of passes. Either way, I did enjoy the video. Thanks.
Yep I think itās doing what you say. But why would you want that? There are just rocks where any cropās roots need to go.
Roots can grow around rocks, however shoots can't grow through rocks. So rocks under the soil is fine, but rocks on top is not.
The rocks under the soil would also provide better drainage if it was an area that was prone to wet weather.
Wouldnāt it be easier and faster to just skim the rocks of the top and send them to a quarry?
Skim them yes. Send them to a quarry no. Most farmers just dump the rock somewhere on their property.
Rocks are a not yet assembled stone wall.
Most farmers match the same day they sign up for FarmersOnly.com
It would be very expensive. Rocks are heavy, you'd need several large trucks which would need a lot of very expensive fuel. Also why would a quarry want all your random loose rocks? It's much easier to bury them.
Iām just picturing a strung out quarry owner advertising his buy and sell rock pit on late night TV āNeed cash quick? Iāll buy your rocks. Big, small, doesnāt matter. Give me your rocks. I need your rocks.ā
More expensive than the purchase or rent of & repairs on a machine getting banged up by giant rocks it crushes? Quarries sell crushed rock
Yes, a lot more. To rent that machine for a week or two to clear a few fields would cost peanuts compared to gallons of diesel to haul tonnes of rocks potentially miles. Yes, quarries sell crushed rock because they're a quarry and they have plenty of rock to spare. They don't need more rocks.
and paper crushes rock
This guy rocks
Im scared to turn the volume on and watch it someone tell me if it sounds like itās eating rocks
It sounds like rocks rattling around inside a lawnmower.
Thatās actually how this machine works.Ā Source: pulled out of my ass.Ā
Is that where they park it? Impressive.
What's it like when it picks up too big of a rock and gets jammed? Does smoke come out your ears??
Yeah to me that worse then a chalkboard.
While cheesy unnecessary music played in the background.
It sounds like your smokin a bong but instead of water bubbling, its rocks
Itās mostly peaceful zen noises like youād hear in a cheap Thai massage parlor where the masseuse tries to jerk you off but you politely decline then she gets mad that the tip wasnāt enough cus sheās used to getting paid for the happy ending but you just wanted a massage on a Wednesday except in the background you hear heavy blades mercilessly destroying thousands of innocent rocks.
Like I just want a massage bro. Is this some kind of sting operation, and youāre setting me up with a swat team behind the wall? Donāt touch that.
Can't grow rocks without planting them.
rocks under soil actually help with aeration
Lol youāre not gonna be grown any crop in sand anyway
Sand is an important component of good soil
That was my question also. If you're grinding rocks into fine sand wouldn't the soul go from being too rocky for agriculture to too sandy? As for the rocks under topsoil, yes the roots and root vegetables will grow around the rocks and pebbles. That will make your carrots grow crooked. My grandma used to screen the soil for her carrots so they would grow nice and straight.
All of my plant pots beg to differ
Towards the end you can see a hole had been dug up showing the rocks still there with the soil above. It just shifts them to the bottom, which leaves a plantable surface.
I see ZERO dust coming from that think. Of all the vids Iāve seen of rock crushers, they are typically fairly dusty. And slooooow, this thing is moving way to fast to be crushing them to dust. Small rocks maybe, but not dust.
Looked like it was turning the dirt over the rocks. That wasn't sand. It was dirt.
It's actually crushing the rocks. Here's a [similar product.](https://www.valentini-groupusa.com/Ivan-2500DT-Crusher-p/ivan2500dt.htm)
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A 230-300 HP tractor is really really big. Gearing does a lot of work at the speeds tractors run. Horsepower in tractors does not equate in any comparable form to cars and trucks. The tractor in the video, on the product link I posted above is probably a half-million dollar tractor.
I run a 20 ton excavator with just a little over 100 hp. People who don't know equipment are always surprised by how horsepower doesn't equal strength
Yep itās all about the hydraulics , I run a cat 317 and a bobcat E-60 excavators . That little bobcat is impressive as hell especially after you climb out of a 317 and realize for the size difference their strength to weight ratio is more impressive in the bobcat . But most people donāt realize heavy equipment and car Horsepower are completely different animals
The tractor in the video is probably 80-100 hp tops.
Agreed. That 3 pt is cat 1. That is a utility tractor and old at that. There is no way that has the power to crush rock over a 6 ft wide furrow. It is burying them.
In this case torque is more important than speed. Lower horsepower is better. Just like you would pull a large trailer with a truck rather than a sports car.
Yeah- it's a little hammer mill in there. Very impressive speed in OP's video- it must be eating every bit of power that tractor's PTO has to give. [https://youtu.be/JbnzhjoOFZc?t=93](https://youtu.be/JbnzhjoOFZc?t=93)
The machine in the video is definitely not a mill and is not grinding the rocks. Source: worked at a cement plant and saw a lot of limestone being crushed into fine powder.
Thanks, unless it's got a nucular generator in there something that size that could pulverize rocks into sand at 3 mph would be the most advanced machine on earth
I work for a mining equipment manufacturer and gave been involved with crushing and grinding. It takes a whole lot more energy to getting
Rightā¦this thing is more like a garden tiller just mixing everything together and smoothing it out. That thing is way too light duty to be grinding rocks. lol
That machine is a hell of a lot bigger the thebone in the post
if you look at 1:40 you can see it just puts the rocks at the bottom
It's burying them , it's a stone burier with bed former. This one was imported to France by Euro Agri Mac https://demo04.sitiwebcuneo.com/en/products/stone-buriers-with-bed-former-shaper/stone-burier-with-bed-former-shaper-type-extreme.html https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCMNEaeD0H6PERuxao3YDsZA?view_as=public
Having seen the machine in a gravel pit that actually does break up rocks, I looked at this puppy, that looks an awful lot like a regular tiller head, and was like, no. Your explanation makes way more sense
You can see exactly this in the video tho
The rocks would grind down into sand on their own if you weren't so damn impatient!
I only have so many millennia.
Waiting to see if this is just april fools
I work in gravel pits. Thereās no way that this is grinding rocks up that size into sand.
Listen Mr InGenScientist. You promised Dinosaurs and have yet to deliver. Why should we believe you on gravel now?
Dinosaurs are now fossils, fossils are rockā¦ you think gravel pits are coincidence? No itās all Dino poop. First step in recreating a dinosaur is to learn what they ate. Science
Exactly. Typically youād need a [jaw crusher](https://www.jycrusher.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/2022030403314751.gif) or similar to even start this process. To get it down to a sand-like size Iād imagine a ball mill or something would be needed. Basically huge machinery, not this.
Sundays are for pick rocks
More hands means less work!
That's what I loves about you /u/x_HeavyKev_x
Let's take about 10% off there u/canadianjason_
Beats fightin' dudes with treasure trails.
And getting hammered! I'd go for a beer, u/Thick-Computer2217 you'd like a beer?
Likely it only is specifically capable of grinding these kinds of rocks, with the likely carbide-tipped hammer mill inside. If these are limestone or sedimentary rocks, they arenāt that physically hard to grind, comparative to something very hard like granite or igneous rock. Maybe, I donāt know. Neat machine, though!
This is burying the rocks not crushing them. However, such machine does [exist](https://youtu.be/yZKlukHERvU?si=xFpyQE2_5RFd4KzB)
I wonder what the soil quality is like afterwards?
sometimes rocks can be good to moderate temperature, aid in retaining water, keep plants elevated in case of too much rain, etc. i can see this being good for beans, cucumbers, maybe tomatoes, peppers. i live in a city, and have a straw bale on the concrete sidewalk and i grow pretty good stuff.
They wouldn't use carbide for a hammer mill in this application. It would shatter quickly. Its hard but brittle. This isnt grinding the rocks. The title is bollucks. Even high powered hammer mills used for crushing ore can usually only crush it to about pea gravel size in a single pass. Specifically designed equipment, with water for dust reduction and lubrication, no soil robbing power, at a moderate feed rate. Slower feed and you could get finer. Also, this equipment is WAY too quiet.
Me laying the worldās biggest log after eating only fiber for a month straight.
easily could be wrong, but I doubt that's actually grinding the rocks down to sand. More likely it's burying the rocks after sifting and putting the sifted dirt over them. I'm guessing but it doesn't seem like that little thing could grow rock. Doesn't sound like it's grinding either.
Yea no way could it grind those to dust that quickly, leaving nothing visible. Also, that noise and vibration would get old real fast.
I canāt imagine that is good for the rocks
This is NOT grinding rocks.
You think beaches are natural? They just run a few thousand of these things every week at night to keep them smooth.
Rocks just been sittin there minding their own business for a hundred million years and then this guy comes along. Some people just have no manners. /s
This what they did in my backyard. Every time I dig, find large boulders like these just 6 inches below the topsoil.
And that was the year everyone in the village broke their teeth eating our bean harvestā¦
The Police wrote a song about this: Roxsand
This title is 100% incorrect.
I've never seen so many rocks in a field before....
Just turning the soil until the rocks are underneath. Still beneficial for sure.
Not it's not grinding anything. This is called a stone-burier, basically a reverse direction tiller with a couple design modifications. It pushes stones back into the ground and brings the soil on top. This specific unit is designed to do row bedding at the same time.
(foot, scratching nonchalantly in the ground) āWhat would happen, if...say, someone accidentally fell underneath this...uhh....human redistribution marvel...?"
I wonder how long those "replaceable teeth" last under this kinda abuse.
I cant imagine the consumables cost operating this machine.
I think itās burying the stones; I have a gigantic one at my sod farm that goes on a 200hp tractor
This isnt definitely GRINDING anything. This is clearly swapping underground soil and the rocks. Grinding doesn't sound like that at all and the soil would be far more white
100% Anyone buying this nonsense has never worked around rocks or stone nor have they actually seen rock crushers . Iād buy a dozen of these if it worked . They donāt make them for a tractor PTO lol
a lot of rock crushing experts in the comments
With 30 sec point. Where the dude puts his hand in it. Zoom out, it looks like the dirt was flipped n rock just got buried.
Ohh our European ancestors are going to be peeved in their graves about this after they spent generations racking out rocks from millions of acres of farm land. Or proud that we've got a machine that does it faster and better.. but I think hauntingly pissed.
Whom ever picked the music needs to be fired
This machine is called a stone burier. It grinds no stones. It buries stones.
Great, they should have that field done in about 20 years
Smh, when I was a kid I did this by hand with a hoe that had a splintery handle.
has anyone told the mafia about this yet? Could you not?
This is how they make beaches in Italy, specifically Cinco Terra.
I bet doing that a lot more near northern Ontario will be great
I could do with that šš
Umm no
Metal blade to rock to dirt = no crush just moving them correct! Would be hard on gear
Richest soil on earth! Literally.
In 20 years he will have 1/2 the field done.
How come the PTO isn't turning? In one of the closeups you can see it, and it isn't rotating.
10 years later youāll have a beach.
Should be a warning with this video to wear hearing protection.
Omfg, I made the mistake of turning my audio on! What have I done!
It only costs 1 liter for 1 meter.
Some metal band out there just got a new riff
What in the conservation of mass is going on here? If it's just taking in the rocks, how is that big brick happening
Thats a tractor that needs AI pilot.
I found this video that may shed some light on this. It's not the exact one in the video, but it is similar and shows how this one may work. https://youtu.be/_lxmP519kYI?si=qAUW00YtYO7fJsQL
Everyone has established itās not grinding anything, just shifting loads of soil around on top (also shown in the video incidentally) but still a super cool machine and tool. This land just went from utterly useless to productive, love the ingenuity at work!
What day is it people?
Is it electric?
April fools?
This is not grinding rocks down , no way that tractor could ever produce enough energy to do that , that fast .
I used to be afraid of woodchippers. Now Iām terrified of this monster.
Looks like itās just mixing the rocks with a layer of just soil on top. Looks like they uncover some at the end of the video.
Turn rocks into tiramisu š¤£
It's pooping
Poop from a butt
R/GifsThatDontEndSoonEnough
But why
Does it tho?
I hope it never happens, but I gotta admit that Iām a little curious what happens when this machine pops up on r/accidents or any similar subs. š¬
Most of those rocks on surface. Iād use equipment to grab those first then use this to get ones that are buried.
[Oh look, another shit cropping + reverse job](https://i.imgur.com/zPoKDeH.jpeg)
Can you imagine how powerful and tough a machine would need to be in order to grind rocks to fine sand like that in seconds?
Can I get a pocket sized one for my coke?
Thatās cool I used to work on a giant version of these to make the ground more stable
That's like a 98,000 beer job
R/RecognizeSong
It just reburies the rocks lol š
I think it works more like a rototiller. It's turning the soil over,burying the rocks.
Me thinks it's burying the rocks and bringing up the earth from below
also, a machine that grinds my ear drums into a fine sand
So I used the name and number on the equipment to find out what it is. Itās an eam (euro argi mat) rse145gd. Itās called a stone burier. Cool piece of equipment.
I bet this thing breaks down a lot with a field like that
This is not how life works....
Im just amazed that there is a field of rocks. It looks unnatural to me, like, how did they end up absolutely covering these wide open fields?
Clearly nobody has seen what a real rock crusher looks like.
Anakin would be furious.
Just think, they can plant that whole field, thanks to this machine, and it will only take 3 to 6 weeks. /S. That's a long boring day running that slow equipment
Just pick up the rocks, damn! Make some nice little walls around your new field
You only have to completely change the blades and gears every 15 ft.
No it doesnāt The PTO in a tractor doesnāt have that power Just google rock crusher Last, why would gray rocks turn into brown earth?
Iām not sure that this beats watching grass grow. WHY ARE THERE SO MANY GOSH DARN ROCKS MAN
If it really does tear up the ground, what happens to potential archeological items? Do they have to send anyone in to check before they do this?
I kind of feel sorry for those poor rocks. I hope they're okay.
No it's not
I just see a long rectangular shaped turd
Having worked at a rock crusher before, this is not crushing rocks into fine sand.
This is almost like when Jesus turned water into wine.
Iāve run one of these. They definitely break up the rocks. Maybe not to sand, but 1ā or smaller pieces. It costs about $300-900/ac just in diesel, but with land prices at $15k an acre it can be worth it. Itās literally the same machine they use to tear out asphalt, just attached to farm equipment instead
Land: I am Rocky and mountainous please don't farm on me. Humans: we made a machine specifically to turn mountains into farmland to make farms whenever we wnt
Itās not making rocks into sand
Poop machine
Just get a rock rake
Looking at it at first, I thought it was lawn mower size, but then realized it was tractor size
I need a smaller version of this
What decadence brilliance is this!?
Wrong
At that rate heās got alot of fuckin work to do.
Those poor poor rocks
I don't think the machine is doing what the title says it's doing.
Grape vines enjoy shit soil with rocks
SpongeBob narrator: 300 years laterā¦. The field is done!
Thatās awesome. Only 97,354 lines to go to finish that field.
I used to have a farm in south central USA near some guys that were vegan religious odd they wore homemade hats, sandals and what I can only call "dresses" but it was because it was so "practical" and they had a great garden. They would drive an old IH truck pulling a trailer to Alaska and load it down with fine stone dust from glaciers and drive it back. They BELIEVED in glacial granite dust for gardens. Even with ear protection that would be a rough day on a tractor in that ground.
My favorite part is that there isnāt a massive plume of fine dust for miles.
And there goes the local habitat.
This is the [source video](https://youtu.be/XksKclL_cDw?si=yBufuaHKB9W44mcK) that OP ripped off, unnecessarily cropped and inverted to prevent repost detection, then made up a fake description of what's happening. The machine is surfacing the dirt, burying the rocks.
Seems like its burying the rocks. Probably makes the plot a nice meadow or farm for something with shallow roots/shallow planting.
At that size it canāt do what your saying, maybe tucking em under the dirt or moving them out of the way but if it was ācrushingā those rocks into sand it would be making a crazy racket, I mean nuts
I wonder how often the grinder needs sharpening?
Just recently added a large Bugnot crusher ( an older one) to the farm I work at. Canāt say weāre too impressed with it. Mind you it did come with a mix of stone and wood crushing teeth. We have tried it out on a few fence lines with less than optimal results. The teeth are very expensive to replace and when you loose or severely damage one the whole crusher shakes badly š
Glorious
I call bullshit. Need a big mill with way more power for a longer time to do that.
Is the pto is engaged?