What do you think is the most efficient way to move a pile or rocks?
Would it be easier to put a bunch into a crate and carry them over and then repeat ad infinitum. Or would it be easier to just toss them into a new pile. Then go to the new pile and toss those into a new pile. Repeat until done.
14 Answers to "What do you think is the most efficient way to move a pile or rocks?"
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Just think back to the time you spent in prison.....how did you do it then when you were on rock duty?
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I would say a bobcat would be an effective way. Being I don't have one I like to put them in a wheelbarrow and move them that way. I do think your throw..pile..throw..pile idea is quite creative. U never know, maybe u would like one of the new pile locations and u could just leave it there. :)
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Just tip the world and let gravity do it for you. Pretty smart, eh?
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Yes, that sounds like the best method.Like (1)
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Yep, give the job to a lazy person to find the most efficient way.
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Well, first off, it depends on how big the pile of rocks are... If the pile is as big as a house then I would use a bobcat or something bigger... If it's just a simple pile (no taller than myself) I would fetch my wheel barrow and fill it up then roll it, roll it, roll it to my destination! Takes a little muscle but a little yard work won't kill ya!
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wet backs
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caterpillar engine !
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How big is the pile? How big are the rocks? How far do you want to move them? How soon do you have to be done?
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fairly big pile, each about the size of my head done in a week or so
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How far do they have to go? I'd use a wheel barrow for a short distance, (like across the yard) or call for a someone with a pick-up truck if it had to go across town; to a landfill, for instance.
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One at a time x
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That's not efficient... but it's certainly the Zen way to do it.
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I'd hire people for that.
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what's your rate?
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wheels.
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Have Nancy Pelosi shake her head up and down.
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That would require letting her on my property and I don't trust her enough to be around my stuff.
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Rent a bobcat or a backhoe. If you've got to do it by hand, get a wheelbarrow. Trust me.
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this is why we build MACHINES....... work SMART not HARD...
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Posted by 151rby Mar 8th, 2012 at 10:46AM
Depends how far you're moving them. I think the tossing method would be better for shorter distances and the crate method better for longer distances; basically, it'd be a matter of how many times do you have to toss them into a new pile. Either way I think the crate would be faster, but the tossing would be more laid-back and enjoyable.
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Reply by Hermey Mar 9th, 2012 at 9:17AM
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