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muzbomb
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Sorry I didn't know spell check was a requirement. I am a back woods redneck it is amazing I know where the power button is on the computer LOL but thanks for answering my question!!!
What attachment is best to use need some help please
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Sorry I didn't know spell check was a requirement. I am a back woods redneck it is amazing I know where the power button is on the computer LOL but thanks for answering my question!!!
Piston
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It's not! Don't worry about it.
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ishiboo
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I agree - SPREAD the wood chips and then apply the topsoil. Do not leave it in bunches, as it decomposes it will cause the ground to sink. I just spread about 20 yards of stump grindings this spring.
A landscape rake is no good for leaves. It'd be great for leveling topsoil (not clay/chunky crap/etc), removing rocks, and it creates just about a final seedbed with it though.
A landscape rake is no good for leaves. It'd be great for leveling topsoil (not clay/chunky crap/etc), removing rocks, and it creates just about a final seedbed with it though.
TomSeller
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it shure iznt. Otherwiz weed awl hafta leav
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muzbomb
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HAHA thanks for all the help guys I love this forum!!! Looks like I will save myself some money and just cover all the wood chips with topsoil.
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I wouldn't use a landscape rake for leaves unless you don't care about messing up your lawn. It is too aggressive and will pull our your grass as well as the leaves.