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Re: How big of a job is this?
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Posted by JK-NY on July 10, 2002 at 19:00:39 from (209.240.222.130):
In Reply to: How big of a job is this? posted by jamesj on July 09, 2002 at 19:09:19:
Go ahead and get 1 load of the fill dirt and play around for awhile and when you've had enough call the contractor you spoke with to come back with a dozer and do a good job that youll be satisfied with. 5 or 6 10 wheeler loads of fill to spread as well as maybe doing some cutting down high spots wil be alot of work/ time with a small tractor. My suggestion if you want to save money is hire the grading done with a bulldozer and then you can rent a tractor and york rake or a homemade drag like other folks here mentioned , do your fine grading and seeding yourself. Good luck however you choose to go.
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