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Re: Wash-board N' ruts
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Posted by paul on March 03, 2000 at 08:41:07 from (216.161.109.19):
In Reply to: Wash-board N' ruts posted by Briggs on March 03, 2000 at 06:31:06:
I have never owned a box scraper, so this is what I do: I use my blade. I angle it as much as I can (without hitting the tire) and run up & down the road a few times, rebuilding the crown. If you use a blade without angling it, the front tires of your tractor will go over the bumps in the road - up & down. This will make the blade behind your tractor go up & down too, and recreate the washboard behind you. You need it angled, & cover the road several times to level those bumps out. --->Paul
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