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02-26-2014, 01:08 AM
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I can tell you that none of those instruments will work here in Georgia on their own. The red clay we have is like armor. You will probably have to rip the ground up first with a heavier stronger tractor and then you can use your garden stuff. As mentioned it might just make more sense to just rent a tiller or a tractor/tiller combo and then use your stuff. Good luck!
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02-26-2014, 07:41 AM
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When I did my front & back yard a few years ago here is what I did.
--Sprayed everything with commercial grade roundup and mixed in Scythe. Don't buy the garbage the box stores sell. Everything was dead in 24 hours. --I used my Kubota and tilled everything up. This is hard on any tractor and I would rent if you don't have one. As Rudy said, this would destroy any Cub Cadet tiller made with our ground here in Georgia. --I then took a 8' X 5' piece of chain link fence with some weight on it and used my Cub to pull it. This is fun and will get evrything nice and smooth. Then it's time for seed or sod. If your drainage isn't correct you need to start there first. Check your local tool rental place. Skid steers are fun to operate or hire a contractor. Good luck.
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