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05-22-2010, 10:00 PM
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To not put them in the yard.
No but seriously. if you have like something to push it back into the rut with, i'd do that. then if it's still not level. try adding some dirt, then maybe puling a drag or something along those lines. I use an old Combine table chain that I drag behind the Cub, That does fairly good work. If the rutts are really Realy deap, Then just have to add even more dirt. Thats about all I can say. Hope that helps Thanks Cody 
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05-23-2010, 12:44 AM
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My inlaws moved a house trailer down by the woods in the back lot this spring for storage. They made awful ruts in the freshly thawed sod. I used the tiller on the cadet with the ripper and the two end tine sections removed. I set the stop so that it only cut about Two or three inches deep and made pretty quick work of two sets of ruts about 100 yards long. Then I just raked them level and put the seed to it. I think I only had a couple hours in the whole job.
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06-16-2010, 09:06 PM
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When I had my septic drained, the trucks duals put huge ruts in my front yard. I was going to fill them with top soil till the old timer next door told me all I needed to do was use a pitch fork and pry the ruts back up once a day. After a week, the dirt had filled the holes and it looked good as new...
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07-02-2010, 11:23 PM
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I got away with some times after it rains, you can squish them back in with your foot or a cubby.
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