Best tool to remove last layer from cleared ground?

[squisher]

But lucky idjits!

 

[Steve Mack]

My old boss had a contract clearing for sewer lines and we did a lot of blasting with gelignite. He was a great bloke but used to drink a bit, things got a bit wild after lunch. Quarter sticks went to half sticks, and half sticks went to full sticks sometimes.

Not many people around in those days but I learned how to get out of the way pretty quick.

 

[flushcut]

I would love to blast shit as a profession. That's why the 4th is my holiday 1/4 sticks for everyone.

 

[Tree09]

why does it not surprise me that you Gary have a buddy who rolls around with c-4 in his trunk.

Hahahahaha i would have bet that Gary had an explosives guy!!!

 

[Steve Mack]

Back on topic.

I think I've found the perfect thing.

 

[Robert P]

Do you recommend a Stihl or Husqvarna tarp?

Harbor freight tarps . It'll get torn up anyway

Apparently my tongue wasn't evident in my cheek.

 

[Merle Nelson]

Steve tell us about that machine. I love knowing what is out there in the way of equipment.

Edit - look at this remote control tracked mower.
https://youtu.be/HSBLP5a-MMk


Edit of an edit - Robert, you know you're an official part of The House when you've lost control of your own thread. (Apologies for the derail.)

 

[Robert P]

Steve tell us about that machine. I love knowing what is out there in the way of equipment.

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/claas-jaguar-980-replica-model/

 

[Merle Nelson]

Just found that you had put that link up Robert, thanks. Wow 3000 hours of hand crafted, no store bought parts to speak of.

That would be a great xmas gift for Jim. I didn't realize before that it was a model of a harvester. I have met and seen the shops of guys that build working scale models of steam engine trains. That is so interesting.