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@Lt. Dangle found this for you.
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You can see right past it the road is washing out. That might help, but the steeper the grade the shorter the intervals will need to be. In a heavy rain runoff will go right over that.

 

I know but we only had 2" of rain and this hasn't been touched in quit awhile. And there is 2 more up hill. About 100' apart as suggested. Good thing this is not my responsibility. And as you see below it's not washed too bad.

 

Yankee ingenuity!

 

Yes I can see how it works. It forces the water up an over it. Just saying the steeper the grade the more often they will have to be installed.

 

Swapped blades and sharpened the old one

 

Me, too. Customer wanted to try out some Gator shredders.

 

that geo- filter grate stuff ive seen in rolls. it was used in gravel paths on a slope and allows drainage and gravel to stay put. i think its slick. get a driveway just high enough and cover that with a layer of gravel. id think it would be the best one can do.

 

Love my gator mulcher blades, only blades I use now.

 

How do they work with just regular grass mowing? I know they work good with leaves.

 

My neighbor gave me his mulching guard for a 42" JD. Installs inside the front of the deck. (like this)
Night and Day difference over the regular mulching cover.
Leaves hardly anything behind!

 

They work fine on regular grass, but they do require a mower with HP to spare. They take more power to do the extra chopping.

 

Speaking of mowers....

I'm looking for tractor lug (R1) tires for my ZXT & cant find them in the right size...

Need 26x14x12 anybody see them?

Everybody has 26x12x12.... Can't find any 14's

 

They do great with regular grass, even grass about 6 inches tall just requires one pass, slower speed using walk behind in this case. Large amounts of leaves like magnolia leaves do take two passes to cut up small enough.
I have the G3 on my self propelled and G5 on my zero turn.

 

Got the front done!

Still gotta do both ends & get dirt against it, but there is progress.

 

On the blade topic.
I like using the 3-in-1 blades.
They do pretty good all around when kept sharp.

 

can you sharpen blades with an angle grinder? im not really picky about how well it cuts but i figure a vast improvement over unsharpened 3 yr old stock units. its a pos walk behind.

 

Yeah why not.

 

With the curve in the 3-in-1, it's actually easier using the angle than the bench grinder.