Grading tracks and roadways

[@big23man]

Good old KZbin , I’d somehow missed this one until today. Like the grader attachment

[@RustyGlovebox]

It is a little dry here to , hasn't rained in a while . Maybe with a little luck we will break this cycle. Take care

[@cree5433]

What is the purpose of the hedge row?

[@austinmason5452]

Why is there a hedgeline between all of the crop over there. I've been a lot of places here in the US and I have never seen that. Not to say they don't do it here, but is it for irrigational reasons or just splitting crops or splitting properties even?

[@LordMuck]

Because they were the traditional way to separate boundaries and also keep in stock (cattle, sheep etc) Don't forget that these hedges have been in place for hundreds of years

[@austinmason5452]

@@LordMuck oh see I didn't know like I said I'm from the bottom edge of a mountain range, and it's always super hard ground unless people have property that they have farmed for years

[@austinmason5452]

And they have barbed wire around everything around my home

[@aaronsmith3456]

i tried a rear scraper blade on a 790 john deere i had... they take alot of power to pull but do a good job if u got clean gravel.... cool vid

[@LordMuck]

Yes you're right. We tend to scarify the tracks first the place the loose material where we want it with the grader. The beauty of this is being 6-way it is so easy to control.

[@francismalonza6114]

Muck you are an amazing person. you also do road construction projects.The grader is fine. whats the purpose of the hedge.

[@LordMuck]

The hedge is a traditional boundary marker and also a stock-proof fence.

[@donc81]

"Plainings", is that recycled asphalt or concrete?

[@LordMuck]

Asphalt Donald. You'll see one working behind the first tipper truck. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYbTYpiLpbiDpqc

[@donc81]

+Lord Muck jolly good! Here in the states we call that stuff recycled asphalt. Everyone seems to love it except for me. Lol. Good video as always