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Hey folks,
I have a golden window of opportunity (and a little extra cash) to put a proper slope on the back side of my dam. It is currently WAY too steep to run a tractor and brush hog on it. The drought has dried up the swamp below my dam and I can get heavy equipment in there for repairs.
What is the slope needed to safely run tractor and brush hog (sideways) across the dam? 4:1?
Advice from been-there/done-that is welcome.
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