How to level my lawn? Took some pics.

[MarkV]

Not sure where you live but if your top soil is thin a turning plow can hurt you by turning all the good stuff under. Because of that, around here we would just keep disking until everything is broken up and then use a drag to smooth things out. Of course it may be all together different where you are. We don't have much good top soil.

MarkV

 

[Gator6x4]

I also vote for the box blade. Put the rippers down and start. Do not get in a hurry and you will soon see a smooth flat surface appearing as you move dirt around and fill the low spots with the box blade. When almost finished use the disk to start fine tuning. Then back to the box blade with the rippers raised to finished the leveling. You will need to then drag or use a cultipacker. It also helps to use the cultipacker after seeding to insure good seed coverage. Be careful when using a landscape rake for rock removal. Make short runs instead of long and you will not collect as much top soil. Better to have many piles or rows rather than one large one.

 

[Bamaram]

The boxblade is a good idea for tearing the ground up before disking, but you may want to try a implement called a pulverizer to level the dirt out after disking. It is more or less a piece of I beam steel with a spiked wheel behind it. It will do a great job of leveling and breaking up large clods of dirt. You may try renting one. Also a Harley Rake is an all in one tool for this job but they are ungodly expensive and rentals are hard to find. But all in all you can do it with a boxblade. Make sure to post up more pictures! We are all interested in your results!

Here is the pulverizer:

Tractor Soil Pulverizers & Yard Tools

You could build one yourself and there are a few threads of people who have done so with relatively common tools.