Posted by Nofbdybs on January 27, 2011 at 05:16:51 from (70.153.188.190):
In Reply to: How to disc a field? posted by Nofbdybs on January 25, 2011 at 18:11:38:
FWIW, I am in louisiana. I will not be building on the land, my house is connected to it.
Im using our Yanmar 336d, the disc is a small, 5ft unit, but a heavy one, it was able to cut very good last year. Box blade is a standard 5ft unit.
I had a few issues with pocket Gophers last year, but I was able to trap them out real easy. It did have a ton of old roots, I was able to get a few truck loads out. Also, there was some old concrete there, and an old gas line. Before I got the land, timber was there. It was cleared out, and all the stumps removed, but the skidders and dozers made the land VERY rough. I was able to get it more than smooth enough for a ZTR to hit. There are just a few spots that are still not to my favor. Also, the land dips down towards the rear, and over the years, some of the topsoil has washed off. I need to replace that. I would have done it all last year, but my wife, and little girl were put in the hospital at about this time, and I didnt get to finish it.
Also, the term "Golf course smooth" is apparently a touchy term.
What I ment, was relatively smooth. Our little girls ride thier bikes there, play ball, ect. Also, my wife jogs around it.
So, smooth enough for that.
This post was edited by Nofbdybs at 05:19:03 01/27/11.
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