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Yesterday as I was digging a fence post hole I hit an obstacle about a
foot down, and ultimately dug out a big blob of concrete. Looks like it was how some previous owner set a fence post. It's an 18-inch diameter blob (roughly spherical) of concrete with a shallow (maybe 6 inch) hole in the top. This thing is way too heavy to put out with the trash. So, how do I break it up for disposal? (After digging this thing out of the ground, believe me I have already thought about the pack-the-hole-with-dynamite option, but don't think that would conform to local ordinances.) -- H |
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