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Old 09-12-2015, 03:44 PM
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My yard in front of my house needed redone. First thing I did was to rent a skid loader to move a dump truck load of dirt and dig out part ort of a tree stump. This is what was left of the tree stump/roots:



I hook a root with my Cannon Earthcavator:



This is what the front yard look like after I was finished with the skid loader:





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Old 09-12-2015, 03:49 PM
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My 100 with the Earthcavator doing the rough leveling:



Closer view:







70 and trailer on trash pickup duties:

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Old 09-12-2015, 03:59 PM
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My 149 with the Viking Landscaper doing the finish grade.



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It started to rain as I finished grading the front yard:





I decided to wait a few weeks before I seed the yard because of upper 80s low 90s temps the weather guessers are predicting. This way it will give me a chance to make sure the water is running away from the house.
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Cool work! Your neighbors have to be envious of those '60's machines doing the work and saving you $$. Heck, I am of that earthcavator.......well, that and it looks like you are having a lot of fun! Do you have a seeder to put to work when you are done? Thanks for sharing those cool pics!! (My vote for POTW)

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Old 09-12-2015, 04:30 PM
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Cool work! Your neighbors have to be envious of those '60's machines doing the work and saving you $$. Heck, I am of that earthcavator.......well, that and it looks like you are having a lot of fun! Do you have a seeder to put to work when you are done? Thanks for sharing those cool pics!! (My vote for POTW)

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My plans are to use the Viking seeder that is on the landscaper.
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Looks very good! That Viking landscaper does a awesome job! Very cool, thanks for sharing!
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Great pictures Dale
Have to love seeing the tractors do what they were intended to do... good job.
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The Viking seeder is something I've never seen before, neat looking machine! Actually all your equipment looks great!
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Nice to see see that '68 chebbie pee cup still working!
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Very cool. That landscaper is extremely cool, and rare I think.
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