Posted by Gchase24 on February 04, 2013 at 16:26:42 from (216.63.105.222):
In Reply to: Dozer verses Loader posted by RS16017 on February 04, 2013 at 08:10:36:
Track hoe with a thumb is the best.You can dig around two sides, push the tree over, then pick it up and shake the dirt off drop it a few times if it isn't clean then pick it up and stack it to burn. A dozer with a rake is good only if the operator knows what he is doing. If you push with a dozer the trees and brush gather dirt and it will be very hard to burn.To do it properly you need to push ahead 20 to 30 feet while raising the blade/rake as you push. ,reverse drop the blade and repeat thus rolling the brush/trees and then it won't gather dirt or mud. it is slow going but you get better results. This is what I do for a living .
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