MacLawn
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- Aug 1, 2007
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- Tractor
- JD 2210
I use my Bush Hog tiller in Georgia red clay (that stuff'll stick to ye), and, Eddie, right, after one good time, it's good to go. Mine was all big woods a few years ago, rocks, roots all that tiller breaking mess. So, pushed up stumps with nephew's dozer (is it dozer or dozier? Aw, it's DOZER) ran a homemade heavy root rake thingamajig over it, ran my sub soiler through it REAL good - that thing will find ye roots, rocks for ye. Ran my middle buster over it - that makes ye ground as bumpy as riding a stalk cutter on a frosty morning! Only then did I use me tiller. I say find ye roots and rocks before ye tiller finds them! Don't worry, there'll be plenty of rocks left - it SHOULD be a scientific fact that rocks grow back in ye land. Don't know where them rascals come from. I done hauled about a million off!