Clearing mud from gravel 'road'

[guyd]

Buy your poor wife a darn ATV dude.

did that - it got stolen - plus it takes her longer to get on and off the thing than it would to just push down the road. Plus shes pregnant :thumbsup: Plus the ATV wouldnt get into the pig area (trees)... but yeah - I see where you are coming from! Oh - and she has more money than me - so should be buying herself one

 

[Craig Clayton]

Dear Sir
I see your problem with leaving mud on the track way, at one point I had both of my parents in wheel chairs. I looked into rough terrain wheel chairs that are electric powered , to the extreme is a platform that the wheel chair is fastened to with a large petrol engine for the real outback. If you left a drum of water out there you might wash the tires vs trying to remove the mud from the lane. The rough terrain wheel chairs would give your wife access to the entire property.
Craig Clayton ( Ontario Canada )

 

[guyd]

Dear Sir
I see your problem with leaving mud on the track way, at one point I had both of my parents in wheel chairs. I looked into rough terrain wheel chairs that are electric powered , to the extreme is a platform that the wheel chair is fastened to with a large petrol engine for the real outback. If you left a drum of water out there you might wash the tires vs trying to remove the mud from the lane. The rough terrain wheel chairs would give your wife access to the entire property.
Craig Clayton ( Ontario Canada )

LOL - I built her an all terrain 'chair - petrol powered, caterpillar tracks, weighs about 1/4 tonne, utterly unstoppable. started life as a mini dumper. The road is flat, and only a few hundred feet long - Its probably easier to do this by hand... (the UK is tiny - our smallholding is large by domestic standards here and we have 5 acres - most houses are on a plot of 20' x 20')