Land Plane (grading scraper) initial set up?

[jenkinsph]

I did, driveway went ok, probably need to rake it smooth to get the "wind rows" out of it.

Also, just got back in from about 3 hours out on the field which will be my shooting range. It does a bang up job of smoothing things out and pulling/scraping "some" of the roots out of the ground, so what I'm left with is a hairy field.









So what I'm trying to determine is.... what to do about them? just leave them and plant? Disc them up (might potentially get worse) or maybe even run my flail mower over them?
What to do , what to do?????

I think I would run across the roots again from a different direction with the top link shortened a little bit. That might break quite a few more of them loose. Then rake up what ever is loose.

I will in 90% of the cases rototill the fields I work so this hasn't been an issue. Looking at the pictures if you had run rippers on a box blade you would have a much bigger mess to clean up.

 

[hunt4570]

You should schedule a "field day" for all TBNers to come over with their various tractors and implements and do demonstrations on your property. Only stipulation would be that what ever is started has to be finished before leaving.

If anyone nearby (or far away I guess) wants to come try some stuff out... I'm good with that!! I get to keep all improvements of course...

And then maybe an adult beverage by my new pool?