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 03-03-2004, 21:30 Post: 78699
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Okay, one more guys. How much down pressure can you put on a landscape rake with out wrecking it. My son wants to plant some clover as a replacement ground cover in several places as "wildlife management".
The soil is gravelly humus. the area is Fairly open woodland with some weed and minor scrub growth. If we mow the area with the brusg hog and then
we hit the area with round up and went over it well with a landscape rake, would we get the ground loose enough to broadcast spread the clover seed so it would take well? If you think this would work, I might not need a plow or a tiller. You experienced guys wanna weigh in on this thought? Thanks.






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if I put position control all the way down, does it put enough pressure to break the rake? I don't own a rake yet.






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 03-03-2004, 23:08 Post: 78712
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thanks again, Bliz

ps. I still have 4 ft of snow on my front lawn just 20 miles north of Syracuse. Can I ship any to the Canadian drought?






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 03-04-2004, 00:14 Post: 78717
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Bliz, I remember it well. I was trapped indoors for 3 days tht storm. Car was totally buried.
Tough part for us this year was the fact that we never got any thaws so it just kept piling up.
Have a good spring and summer!
Burt






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