How Easy Are Boulder Retaining Walls Bobcat E35 T595 Landscaping

[@christined4452]

now need a framer and new siding for the garage

[@ericridgerock9083]

Good way to buy the costume new pavement driveway

[@anythingeverythingmark]

Good way to assume he didn't want it removed. Smart comment, you must be of high intelligence.

[@flat6fever680]

Holy cow I'm at the 17 minute mark and I feel like sometimes you just have to walk away and come back and hit it fresh. I do a different line of work but it is outdoor ground work and sometimes I am beating my head against the wall and just need to walk away. Next day I come back and boom everything goes together. Do you think this machine was a tad too big for the job? Like would an E26 have been better? My E20 certainly too small. Liked and subscribed.

[@anythingeverythingmark]

Definitely have walked away and went to other jobs for the day. The e35 still struggled with the boulders. One thing I would like to get is a tilt rotator with a grapple. Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@flat6fever680]

@@anythingeverythingmark Yes I wondered about that too. A tilt and rotate attachment would have made short work out of that. It never ends, the tools we need $$

[@flat6fever680]

Honestly the problem is the shape of these round rocks. The rocks we use are rectangular and fit together. You had nothing to work with on these and this must have been very frustrating. Would setting them perpendicular be more secure than lengthwise parallel to the driveway? I have no idea. Never tried to stack round rocks but think I'd rather eat broken glass.

[@anythingeverythingmark]

It's the cheapest of the rocks. Outcropping (square rock) is more expensive. Round rock is pretty common around here for landscaping.

[@sidewaysugoii]

tilt hitch. grabs, bro your job would be so much easier good on ya for doing you own jobs. but with a gun spotter (that knows walls)and yourself with the right tools would be a great combination. pump them jobs out :)