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Box Blade For Lawn Preparation

Im preparing a new lawn around my new home. I york raked the rock I feel that I dont have an adequate bed for the seeding. Would a box scraper help to further loosen and the level the area? Or should I be looking at using a harrow type attachment? Any suggestions would help.
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Box Blade For Lawn Preparation

Mike, depending on the soil conditions, either a pulverizer or harrows.

If the ground is really hard & crusty, a pulverizer.

If it just needs a little loosening and smoothing, a set of harrows will do the trick.

Best of luck.

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Im preparing a new lawn around my new home. I york raked the rock I feel that I dont have an adequate bed for the seeding. Would a box scraper help to further loosen and the level the area? Or should I be looking at using a harrow type attachment? Any suggestions would help. MIKE

Mike, depending on the soil conditions, either a pulverizer or harrows. If the ground is really hard & crusty, a pulverizer. If it just needs a little loosening and smoothing, a set of harrows will do the trick. Best of luck.

Im preparing a new lawn around my new home. I york raked the rock I feel that I dont have an adequate bed for the seeding. Would a box scraper help to further loosen and the level the area? Or should I be looking at using a harrow type attachment? Any suggestions would help.
MIKE

Mike, depending on the soil conditions, either a pulverizer or harrows.

If the ground is really hard & crusty, a pulverizer.

If it just needs a little loosening and smoothing, a set of harrows will do the trick.

Best of luck.