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Baymule
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Our total was 18 hours, at $250 per hour, that would have been $4500, plus travel and set up, probably would have been a total of $5000. Hmmmm……..$5000 versus $1800.....yup, I'll take that deal any day!
The mulch will take some time to break down. Grass seed needs contact with the soil, so we plan on making rows of clear dirt between rows of mulch. The mulch will help keep erosion in check while the grass gets established.G'day, "great result",so where to from here pasture seed into the mulch?.....T.O.R.
It's a wonder our faces didn't split all the way around, we've been grinning so big!I can see you and BJ just standing there smiling.
Hacking on green briars is not fun! Watching the mulcher (from afar for safety) was downright delightful!That's fantastic! Looks great and saved you countless hours of sweat and labor.