What type of attachment to use

[JerryG]

Not just the base lines but, the entire area if the infield that is suppose to be dirt. I have sprayed this area all summer . Spent I don't know much $ on roundup & other weed killers & the stuff still came up.

Next spring use some Pramitol 25E. It will get rid of the grass for a whole year. It is less expensive that roundup and works a lot longer. I use to spray Roundup four times a year. It is nice to spray only once with the Pramitol 25E.
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[kenmac]

Does it look kind of like this?

If so, here's a link to a thread that I posted about five years ago regarding renovating a ball diamond. Lots of pictures and great suggestions from many users.

Once the grass was gone, all we ever did to maintain them was drag a section of chain link fence with some concrete blocks attached to the front for weight. Get yourself a can of pop, sit in your tractor, and drag for an hour. Do this a few times in a month and I guarantee you most, if not all, of the grass will be gone. Then, it is just a matter of dragging it for fifteen minutes once a week. We also dragged by hand before games. No chemicals from that point on were needed.

Well ,I think you've me beat ! We don't have near that much grass on the field. Does tractor suppply sell these chain harrows ? this looks like it might work with added weight. Most of the stuff looks like what they call nut grass or dalis ( not sure of the spelling) grass

Thanks for the imput as we are about to get started for this years bb season & need to get the field ready

 

[Rara Avis]

to rid our baseball infield of the grass has grown during the off season ? I would like to know which attachment would do the best job without removing all the dirt (like a box blade would). I have a standard pull behind 3 pt rock/root rake that I have thought of trying out but, haven't had the chance as of yet. thanks for your suggestions

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