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Removing Slurry tracks in a field

27-04-2014 8:38pm

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allbuiz

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Well lads, I was out yesterday with the roller yesterday trying to remove my slurry tracks from a grass field. Ground is gone to hard to get them out. While there not that bad it would stop a lad mowing the field. And ideas on how to get them out?

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#2 27-04-2014 8:40pm

TITANIUM.

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allbuiz wrote: »

Well lads, I was out yesterday with the roller yesterday trying to remove my slurry tracks from a grass field. Ground is gone to hard to get them out. While there not that bad it would stop a lad mowing the field. And ideas on how to get them out?

Wait for more rain. ....

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#3 27-04-2014 8:42pm

allbuiz

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TITANIUM. wrote: »

Wait for more rain. ....

Would it not be to sticky at that point?

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#4 27-04-2014 9:40pm

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fill tanker again and drive either side of wheel marks.

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#5 27-04-2014 10:45pm

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You might be better getting a few boxes of topsoil and fill them up, that's if they're not half a mile long:pac:

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#6 27-04-2014 11:30pm

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That's the problem, they're good and long. I was thinking of a getting the power harrow at it but it will lead to a slow recovery.

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#7 27-04-2014 11:37pm

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allbuiz wrote: »

That's the problem, they're good and long. I was thinking of a getting the power harrow at it but it will lead to a slow recovery.

More rain might be your best bet

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#8 28-04-2014 12:17am

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Drive over either side of them with a transport box full of something...not perfect but good enough for me

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#9 28-04-2014 8:19am

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A few rubs of a chain harrow

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#10 28-04-2014 1:36pm

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Would a land leveler work

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#11 28-04-2014 1:52pm

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transport box with a bit of weight in it would do, give it a few runs.

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#12 28-04-2014 10:35pm

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I'll try the transport box with a bit of weight in it. There not that deep just don't want them making crap of a mower.

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