General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
buying boulders	25-Jun-2013 At 2:28:10 PM	Reluctant
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Having done a lot of construction in the west of Melbourne I can tell you there are often floaters dug up the size of a bus. Loading, transport and unloading are the costs. Excavator for a half day each end $800. Low loader $1000 for the day and escort if wide is extra. Don't forget the cost to redo your driveway after it had been pushed into the backyard. Sites are happy to give them away so the don't have to get a powder monkey in to split them. The other option is to get them after being split put in a tipper. Then drill in for bars and stack the rock with a a few tubes of epoxy. Put some washers around the bars before stacking makes a sweet crack line. Simple answer is if you want and can pay - its easy.

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