Posted by Geo-TH,In on September 30, 2019 at 12:31:58 from (174.241.142.191):
Years ago my dad welded 2 railroad irons together and made a V-shaped grade. He pulled it behind an old JI case using a chain.
I took 10 inch I beams from a mobile home frame and made a V-shaped grade and 3pt. The 2 lift arms are attached to hinges so the grader is somewhat self leveling.
It may be hard to see 9 grade stakes With string attached. The strings are all set to level, set to grade by a rotating laser.
I first leveled dirt going north and south. Second pic strings are running east and west.
Tomorrow I plan to flatten dirt with 5000# roller before I check grade.
Praying for a good rain. Then I'll add a few more inches of dirt to get the elevation I want for pole barn floor.
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