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Land leveller

westwicklow · 2009-11-18 00:58:05

Would a decent land leveller behind the tractor be capable of regular scraping our gravel (hard worn) lane to keep pot holes developing?

18-11-2009 12:58am

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Would a decent land leveller behind the tractor be capable of regular scraping our gravel (hard worn) lane to keep pot holes developing?

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#2 18-11-2009 8:28am

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Yep, I have a neighbour that does this - seems to work well.

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#3 18-11-2009 6:43pm

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Would you know if it's necessary for your neighbour to "angle off" the leveller behind the tractor or keep a "straight pull" (in line with the tractor) on it? I know it's a long shot but I thought I'd ask anyway as this factor may influence the type of scraper we make/buy/modify!!

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