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 Re: Core trench and elevation question
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Jan 16th a 02:37 AM
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| by Heritage Farms |
| Heritage Farms |
I’m new to the forum but built exactly what your wanted my self a few years back.
2 words of advice that you do with what you like.
I’ve killed 2 3032 johndeeres. Great tractors but heavy work like that will destroy the hydro transmission ( I don’t think they make a Manuel) if they do I can’t speak of its quality.
You can rent a dozer for slightly more then a skidsteer and you will be way more productive.
I own a 333G skidsteer which is big as they come. After 12 hours I realized I needed a dozer.
As for the dam I used a track hoe and dozer.
My dam is 4’’ tall and core trench is 2’ deep.
My pond is 10’ deep.
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