The stones are too big and all I have to go. What is the cheepest way to get rid of them?
She has a pair of 6-foot sandstone rocks for its landscape and are ugly as sin and the need to go. Are there people out there who buy these in the landscaping? I pay someone to remove them.
If you live in the north, you can get rid of them yourself if it is cold enough. Rent a jack-drill and drill the longest you can find. Drill holes throughout the rock in rows to create rows of holes in the rock. Then fill all the way up with water and let them freeze for several cold days. After a few days of freezing, you'll find rocks have been divided into smaller more manageable pieces, keep repeating the process until it can be. It's called ice wedge has been around since man has had the technology to do so and remains one of the best ways.
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