I have a small stock tank to clean out. It is about 200' in diameter. I have a NH L190 skid steer with a 1 yd bucket to work with. Can anybody give me some guidance as to how to get started with this job. It has been very dry here in West Texas. The tank looks dry in the bottom. I know that as soon as I start digging into it, it will turn into a muddy mess. I am pretty sure that there is a clay liner under the silt that I don't want to penetrate.
My skid steer has rubber tires, would it be worth while to put OTT Tracks on for this job?
I have never tried to do this before however my tractor dealer assures me that several around here have done it before successfully with a skid steer. Most of the big operators in our area seem to use a dozer or a excavator to do this work. Any advice you can give will be welcome.
Thanks,
Tim
My skid steer has rubber tires, would it be worth while to put OTT Tracks on for this job?
I have never tried to do this before however my tractor dealer assures me that several around here have done it before successfully with a skid steer. Most of the big operators in our area seem to use a dozer or a excavator to do this work. Any advice you can give will be welcome.
Thanks,
Tim