roadhunter
Elite Member
I think the ability of the dozer track to adjust to the slope of the land is the advantage. Those fixed blades are not all that great for that kind of work.
Road building with a Dozer track Drag behind the skidder!
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I think the ability of the dozer track to adjust to the slope of the land is the advantage. Those fixed blades are not all that great for that kind of work.
Wolfy
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That would be okay for a atv or snowmobile. For a pickup friendly road, you need to push out the loam with a bulldozer, often down 2 feet, then fill in with tailings or riprap, and go down in rock size as you get to the surface, ending with gravel or dense grade.
