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| We are just starting doing some our own as well. We used a good heavy offset disc and ground and ground on it. In that fence row, the dirt ended up getting nice and fine. Then leveled with a standard disc. Used a landscape rake to pile up all of the loose roots, came through with a bobcat and rock bucket to load the piles and pile up. Had talked about removing every other tooth from the rake to let some dirt flow through better, but it fills with roots so quick it probably wouldn't have made a difference. Worked pretty slick, and left a nice clean job. There was still the odd root still attached sticking up we went around with the hoe grabbing out while we were working. Don't plan on pulling any shanks through any of it for a few years
Edited by Dling_SW_OH 4/3/2014 06:46
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Best way to clean up roots behind dozer
