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So wanted to share my update with some pics to close this out and also to thank everyone for their suggestions. Some before pics: And a couple after:

Northeast upstate NY helderburg mountains (hilltowns). Wild Grape (alias; Vitis Spp) Wild Grape is the most common invasive you will find in the Hudson Valley. Although it is technically not an invasive since it is native to this area, it is still a notorious killer of trees. I considered a...

picked up a land pride gs1560 today. 1750 had a small dent doesn’t effect use. Just ran a few passes with scarifiers just a hair below blades. So far so good. Only one root stoped me dead. Also acting like take and cleaning up stuff and have a nice dump area in the passes. Also...

It’s isn’t much area at all less than 2 acres, so box or land plane might be best and just start very shallow and make multiple passes. My driveway is paved and I just have trails or I would say box blade. Now for what kind. Titan Landpride or used

Now we’re talking! Love the wields on the teeth that act like serrated blades. Nice touch.

ebay hmm. They are on Amazon as well. But I bet they come with iso 7241 connects and not iso 5275. And you get what you pay for.

10 weeks is a lot that snow flying time for me. Quite pricy as well, but I am sure it’s top quality and you get what you pay for as well. I’m looking at 600+ tax and shipping.

Hello, Looking at Subsoilers and rippers for my l4060 and saw a vid with a hydraulic top link. I am always adjusting mine with just my brush hog, but if I get into other 3 point attachments I really like this idea d making use of one on my rear hydro pairs. I see they are on Amazon but...

Its cleared. I have tons of ”pot” holes left from digging up big blue stone rocks and out crops, clearing trees and stumps. I have backfilled and floated But it’s still a bouncy ride. This is the finish work to fill in and level off so I’m not bouncing around. Tons of rock and lots of...

Subsoiler. thanks now I got some ideas. It’s going to have to have much better teeth than this though. But yeah I can see how this might work, I already have stumps dug out. I can just back drag the bucket on float to finish after I pass a few times with something like that.

I wonder if I can put a ripper on the tow bar?

Hello, Im looking for an attachment to help smooth level very rocky and root (wild grape) ridden land. Was thinking box blade. Would love to see something with serrated scarafers if that’s even a thing, that would cut roots. l4060 cab, thanks