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Old 07-24-2017, 08:02 PM
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I wanted to replace some old drainage pipe along the edge of the driveway. Saw a few examples online about using subsoil plow to loosen up dirt. Also saw a build using a scraper from a box blade. That is where the project started. Took a 18" box blade scraper from TSC and a receiver hitch and built a new tool that attaches to my log hauler. The parts fit right into the 2" receiver hitch on the log hauler.

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It took multiple passes but I was able to dig down 14-15 inches. Actually pulled out some pretty big rocks. Was going to shovel out the ditch tonight but rains moved in.
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Results! Next step shovel out dirt or maybe another build. Suggestions or ideas?

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I have to say these cubs are impressive machines. I wouldn't say I abuse them but I do work them hard. They just keep working!
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Results! Next step shovel out dirt or maybe another build. Suggestions or ideas?

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I have to say these cubs are impressive machines. I wouldn't say I abuse them but I do work them hard. They just keep working!
Start building a back hoe.
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Nice job on the sub-soiler.

I found it's much easier to buy a backhoe than build one. Lol

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Very nice setup!

Someday a 4 wheel drive tractor will be in my garage!
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Great job there Workinprogress, I like it!
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Nice job on the sub-soiler.

I found it's much easier to buy a backhoe than build one. Lol
Sweet Rig!
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Nice job on the sub-soiler.

I found it's much easier to buy a backhoe than build one. Lol
Just rub it in some more.
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