jcmseven
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My dealer said these mysterious devices are the trick to smooth,level and shape gravel driveways. Is this true, and if so, how much on average do they go for???
John M
John M
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Newblue
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A buddy of mine has a Woods pulverizer and he uses it to break down large clumps of dirt when creating a new lawn. I suppose if you leave the rippers up it might work on gravel. Though you would problably have to add some weight.
Mike
Mike
dqdave1
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I have a woods pulverizer and never thought about using it for gravel. If I spread gravel I use my landscape rake; it does a good job and after adding a set og wheels to it, I wonder how I spread it before wheels.
Just to give you an idea, here are some list prices from different manufacturers -
Woods
20A160 $1,574
SU172BT $1,994
SU184BT $2,309
Land Pride
SP2060-02-61 $1332
SP2072-02-61 $1571
SP3072-02-61 $2471
SP3084-02-61 $2770
Befco
BPL-060 $1,393
BPL-072 $1,536
BPL-272 $1,817
BPL-284 $2,012
Things to look for are size and thickness of the I-beam, hitch, and style and size of the "teeth."
Woods
20A160 $1,574
SU172BT $1,994
SU184BT $2,309
Land Pride
SP2060-02-61 $1332
SP2072-02-61 $1571
SP3072-02-61 $2471
SP3084-02-61 $2770
Befco
BPL-060 $1,393
BPL-072 $1,536
BPL-272 $1,817
BPL-284 $2,012
Things to look for are size and thickness of the I-beam, hitch, and style and size of the "teeth."
