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Posted by JasonThePepperguy on December 02, 2003 at 09:58:16 from (208.143.68.1):
I searched the site but did not find any info- WHAT have any of you done to repair hog damage?
I have 75 acres of field used for hay. The mowers can't handle the vibration the rough ground causes. A small disk is the only way I have seen people deal with this in my area. (I have a 1957 Ford 640- how small/large a disk should I pull)? A local hay producer, who cuts our fields, has asked me to fix the damage to the fields or cut the price of his lease. The damaged areas are several acres in size and have varying amounts of damage some you could fit a truck tire in- 10 or 12 inches deep and 3 to 4 foot across others just big enough to stick your foot in. Any thoughts or directions would be helpful.
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