Hinged Box Blade to pin or not to pin? How'd Udoit
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Re: Hinged Box Blade to pin or not to pin? How\'d Udoit
John_Bud Heres some of the work I've been doing, The spillway was started by a D-6 it was just a straight cut 7' wide and 375' long I cut down the one bank to give me some slope and deepend it to allow for a better receding grade from the lake although right now its quite dry so no worry's of water running through it presently, I also cut the crossing thru the non-existent creek its 7'+ wide and 8' deep plus redoing over 10 miles of roads, its been a busy couple of weeks.
Steve
John_Bud Heres some of the work I've been doing, The spillway was started by a D-6 it was just a straight cut 7' wide and 375' long I cut down the one bank to give me some slope and deepend it to allow for a better receding grade from the lake although right now its quite dry so no worry's of water running through it presently, I also cut the crossing thru the non-existent creek its 7'+ wide and 8' deep plus redoing over 10 miles of roads, its been a busy couple of weeks.
Steve
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Re: Hinged Box Blade to pin or not to pin? How\'d Udoit
John_Bud Heres some of the work I've been doing, The spillway was started by a D-6 it was just a straight cut 7' wide and 375' long I cut down the one bank to give me some slope and deepend it to allow for a better receding grade from the lake although right now its quite dry so no worry's of water running through it presently, I also cut the crossing thru the non-existent creek its 7'+ wide and 8' deep plus redoing over 10 miles of roads, its been a busy couple of weeks.
Steve
John_Bud Heres some of the work I've been doing, The spillway was started by a D-6 it was just a straight cut 7' wide and 375' long I cut down the one bank to give me some slope and deepend it to allow for a better receding grade from the lake although right now its quite dry so no worry's of water running through it presently, I also cut the crossing thru the non-existent creek its 7'+ wide and 8' deep plus redoing over 10 miles of roads, its been a busy couple of weeks.
Steve
