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rusty nut

10-04-2004 16:32:52




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I have a to30 and was wondering what type of attachment would get the back yard nice and level,without any wavy bumps.I have a two bottom plow a grader blade and a rake,maybe not enough experience to do it right?has anyone used the box scrapers with the fingers that loosen the dirt? some people have told me to disc the land?I can go around with the 2 bottom plow loosen everything up then rake it,I still can't get it as nice as I want it,any help would be great,thanks

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John (UK)

10-05-2004 14:12:13




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 Re: what is a good 3pt. attachment to get yard nic in reply to rusty nut, 10-04-2004 16:32:52  
Your grader blade should be able to do that for you that is what type of work it was designed to do, you would need a rear wheel on it though and set it up so the top link is in compression all the time and then the hydraulics will control the blade for you. Lower it to the ground then lengthen the top link to set the cut you need.



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Steve In Mo

10-05-2004 14:26:55




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 Re: what is a good 3pt. attachment to get yard nic in reply to John (UK), 10-05-2004 14:12:13  
I just did my back yard, used my small 4ft. disc a lot. Then I used my home made drag. Chain link fence with a wood frame and concrete blocks for weight. Had to go over and over but when I was finished it look very good. The drag is 6x6.



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txblu

10-07-2004 11:21:25




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 Re: what is a good 3pt. attachment to get yard nic in reply to Steve In Mo, 10-05-2004 14:26:55  
10-4 on the chain length all directions over and over. Let it dry..... .over and over.....let it dry....over and over. Should do it. gotta let the clods dry soas the fence will rough em up and break them into little pieces. Going all directions helps to get rid of the humps.

Mark



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George in Mi

10-23-2004 20:52:39




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 Re: what is a good 3pt. attachment to get yard nic in reply to txblu, 10-07-2004 11:21:25  
This is so late, you've prbably finished the job...but an old wire mattress frame works pretty well too, to smooth things out like the chain link fence does....the springs kind of vibrate which helps to get the job done...



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