Hard Earth definition

Hard Earth means all hard ground such as ouklip, hard shale, decomposed rock, loose boulders and large stones, etc., which require the use of pneumatic tools, mechanical rippers and / or excessive hard labour to excavate and remove economically.

Related to Hard Earth

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