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Old 04-14-2016, 04:52 PM
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Default Mole tunnel leveler

Built a high tech mole tunnel leveler today. Moles had a field day on my back yard over the winter and left a ton of tunnels. I took a pallet, some chain, a couple bolts and a couple concrete blocks and made a drag to level the yard back out. Total cost for the project $0.00. Towed it around with my 1641. Happy, Happy, Happy. Next will be the Spectricide, grass seed and fertilizer routine.
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ATA boy.......
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Looks like a set up for both the Mole Patrol and for pullin', but you are going to need a little more weight for the 2nd one! Efficient and I believe effective way to quickly level the ground.....nice work!

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Old 04-14-2016, 08:42 PM
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I priced out the parts to make a roller last year ( about $175 ) and ended up buying this one for $50 off Craigslist.

It must weigh close to 300 pounds Does a great job on mole tunnels
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Does a great job on mole tunnels
SO does an 800# Cub Cadet.....
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Hehehehehe.... Get em Sam!

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They aggravate me much more and they are going to get introduced to the 149 with the tiller.
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DISCLAIMER: No moles were actually hurt in the posting of this thread. Any resemblance to any mole, either living or dead, is purely coincidental.

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Man, looks like it does the trick. Backwoods engineering, cheap n effective lol
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