Posted by Inconceivable on September 20, 2012 at 01:05:48 from (130.76.32.209):
Hello I need to make a walking trail down to my river on a very steep hillside. I should be able to cut into the hill side for a two foot walking path and the trail would be about 1/3 mile long with about 500 ft on the hill side. When I was on vacation in Idaho I saw a very old rusted walk behind crawler/dozer and looking on line it looks like it was a mighty mite. It was missing engine and parts but it got me thinking that this may be exactly what I need to cut my trail. I do not want to use anything that you would sit on for fear of tipping over if the hill side gave way plus a heavy machine could get into problems. Anyone have an idea if there are any of these still in a usable condition? Do they even work very well for what I want to do? Any other sugestions for my trail? Joe Washington State (Arlington)
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