DR Grader

[BarryinMN]

I bought a used but unused DR brushcutter from the State DNR years ago they had bought it to be run by summer help in a state park. Lack of funding eliminated the extra labor.

Since I bought it second hand no return policy but I found that the DR sales hype to represent their product and it worked as advertised. Rarely does that happen nowdays.

 

[Bedlam]

let me give a bit more explaination, If my uncle lives more than 150 miles from me, So driving the trwctor down there to do a grade is not an option. I have aklso toyes with possibly some type of hitch tohand the rack on the back of my pictup. We tried to drag radiators over the road with no result. It needs to have something that will dig in it wouldnt be used often sot hats a concern.
Im leaning more toward maybe now making a drag of some sort with some 'teeth' welded downward. This road hasnt any gig rocks in it its gravel as well as what we call ledge pack(stone cuttings)
Personally i believe it would be cheaper for him to hire someone to do it with a rake it could be done in an hour or so..
Its actually a 'road' private with five houses but the others dont want to chip in that in itself is a shame...
Thanks for all the replies they are appreciated.I
Al