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Landscaping fixing ruts in yard???

Discussion in 'The DIY Room' started by HDRock, May 22, 2016.

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  1. Canadian border VT

    Canadian border VT

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    Really from what I understood you were really hoping to get grass so as to have less mud:whistle:
     
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    :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: Yep, I can be pretty dense:loco: :crazy:, no grass required:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
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  3. HDRock

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    Looking better :)

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    Nice HD- way to get after it quickly:thumbs:

    So, is this a low spot at your place? Drainage issue, otherwise?
     
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    That thing kicked my azz a little bit in that muddy dirt.
    Home Depot is only 5 minutes away but it took almost an hour for them to find them way up on a shelf get a fork truck and get them down, that didn't bother me because I wasn't planning on messing with it today but got home and change my mind
     
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    That's the best to fix ruts-till it up, level and re seed. A bunch of work, but equipment makes it easier.

    The talk about Kombi tools makes me laugh. I bought a 130 last year with the power paddle, and added a pole saw and extension last fall. I got thinking that I am not using it enough, so I bought the trimmer unit last Saturday so I will use it more. I already have a FS 85 and a FS 250 bike handle, but I do a lot of trimming-they'll all get 10-15 tanks of fuel through them in a season.
     
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    That tiller attachment makes the work go pretty fast, I have some other areas I can fix up now that I've been putting off
     
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    It's a lot of work but easiest way I know of besides hiring it done.. good work getting it done:yes:
     
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