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Depending on how involved you want to get and how big this is going to be, look into putting a drain below the liner. If you ever have to drain the pond (or it drains on its own) during wet/breakup season, water can fill up the hole and push the liner up. This may not be a concern for your area...

Yeah, I thought about that. I realized that the blade assemble isn't just hanging by half of the original welds; it is welded along the entire length of the top to the back wall of the box, so it isn't going to fall off. And I feel like fixing it would only tempt me to use it for grading again...

So it turns out this one is on me. I took both blades off this morning and there is in fact damage. The plates that the front and back blade mount to are actually one piece of 90 degree steel which is welded into the side plates pointing up (like an "A") with the blades mounted to both legs of...

Yeah, I think that both the front and back plate are at incorrect angles. I'm guessing they get welded together first, then the unit gets welded between the sides. Probably going to take both blades off when I get a minute and make sure there isn't any damage hidden there before calling the...

I'm mystified by this. The scraper 100% looks like it was designed to be this way. I can't imagine that a company like Land Pride is not laser cutting everything from the same template, so how could these odd angles and depth be a mistake? Yet everyone I look at is not like mine. Guess I gotta...

I got this box scraper new a few years ago. Have used it quite a bit for spreading gravel and "finishing" snow as I plow the driveway. I've never been that impressed with scraping down high spots when grading out flat areas in existing soil. I've never used a box scraper before this, so I just...