Posted by Bob in SD on October 07, 2017 at 17:03:32 from (216.106.198.108):
Hey all,
Playing with my new box blade today. The yard is in pretty bad shape with quite a bit of grass, to where sod is actually starting to form. I scraped a layer off, but maybe not enough. The first picture shows a pile of scrapings with lots of grass and some blacker dirt. The next one shows the worst of the area after I've scraped. I'm guessing I should go deeper, but not sure how deep the gravel goes. The last photo shows a typical scrapings pile, with some tufts of grass in it.
If I keep dragging these around with the box blade will the lighter grass come to the top? I'm getting some gravel anyway for the driveway, but this looks to nice to just throw away. What's the best plan? Also (in case you haven't guessed), I'm pretty new at this so any hints are appreciated.
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