My New 'Rose' Garden

[MPH 12]

To those who were in the chat room, glad i left early, finished up in light rain, still dripping out. Had this pile of stumps to deal with, tired of tring to burn them, besides it's too dry for a fire permit,

so I traded plowing a large garden for some time with an old bobcat 610 with forks and made the pile a windrow

used the 4040 with harrow to drag the loose roots outta the newly cleared area

I tie a piece of chain link fence to the bottom of the harrow for dragging my seedings in good, works well as this way I can raise it to turn around, like on the lawn.

Takes a couple years but wild roses and fireweed overtake areas with tree stumps and moss pushed up. I may have to help it out a bit and dig up some wild roses to get it going faster.

[Simpleton7016 2]

Holy cats Marty! You sure don't mess around! How much land are you on?

[timack 0]

damn! ^^^^^ :D

[JimH 1]

Marty, Look's like you got alot of good ole quality seat time.

[JohnMBerst 36]

Looked like you had "fun", and work. Good to see the projects your working on. Enjoy the use of your tractors, and engineering talent. Well done!

[PGL 366]

Sounds like wild rose honey coming in a few years.

[MPH 12]

Sitting on just under 6 acres Erik Got about half of it cleared of spruce roots. Have gotten too much seat time this spring Jim, gone through over 15 gallons of tractor gas already and I only mowed once, just to even it up some.

[sbull78 0]

cool tractor!!!

[Willy 2]

Looking good. Adult Play time.:D