regrading a lawn filling in holes and low spots in the yard. using 6 dump truck loads of dirt and a tl8 Takeuchi to spread the dirt. also sowing fescue and strawing the lawn.
Love the content, great job with grading of the ground! Liked and Subscribed! I have a passion for a great property that is graded really good. Love this video and the process. Keep them coming sir!
Thanks! I recently got a Harley rake for the skid steer and it is a must have for finish grading a yard. It does excellent and preps the ground for seed. I’ll have to do a video on it
@@JustinBiddix yes please do, love the rake, box blades, land levelers anything that can make the ground perfect after grading! It is instant gratification! I will like and share that content as well!
I have learned if you do something like this it is best to go ahead and use a harley rake on the skid steer to assist in grading and properly prepping the dirt to accept seed.
I’m going to need this eventually on my property. Everyone keeps telling me I have to totally kill the grass/weeds I have before regrading and sodding. I really just want to fix the grade and sod over it. Thoughts or advice?
Killing the grass would yield higher quality results. But if you get a thick enough layer of dirt on top say probably at least 3 inches you should be fine without killing the grass
@@JustinBiddix thanks. Gonna try my hand at a full lawn renovation. Uneven, humps, dips, holes, very little grass, a whole lot of blackberries and weeds. Going to spray, scrape and dispose of blackberry patches, rough grade, then probably spread topsoil. Then sod. Maybe I won't need a harley rake or aerator since I'm going all new topsoil.
I did not get any final result pics. If I were to do this again, I would rent a harley rake for the skid steer. It would have been faster and easier and higher quality. Just my hindsight thoughts...
that topsoil looks like crap, big chunks of sod and who knows what elsei would almost guarentee weed seeds as well.final job looks good not saying anything about the work just an observation.at least the first load anyway