Posted by Dirt hauling on June 29, 2011 at 20:43:11 from (68.149.56.30):
In Reply to: How should I do this? posted by flying belgian on June 29, 2011 at 11:19:40:
If you want to strip the top soil off the entire 2 acres, that's fair size job but not a real major project. I'd just get some quotes from contractors with dump trucks or end dumps. A wheel loader, excavator or even a larger skid steer could handle the job. If it's just top soil, you probably won't have to plow it unless it's really packed. If you get an excavator with a clean up bucket and a good operator, they'll be able to dig it super easy and take just the topsoil with no clay and leave it real nice. If the county was bringing in a contractor with earth movers or had their own, that would be the fastest way to move it by far. If that was the case, see what it cost to have the topsoil dumped at your other farm. Might be pretty reasonable considering they'll have to remove the top soil regardless.
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