It's ground engaging time. Seeds, manure, soil, and everything that goes with them. But that's not all. Cutting and hauling wood, chainsaws and the works!
So we had the Case 446 with loader out and fixed up the driveway. But we also had the 1951 Ferguson and the MF 14 bull dozer tractor out too.
Many pot holes in driveway, so we got 3 tandem dump truck loads of rock dust dropped off. And we spread it around and levelled it out. All tractors worked great. It’s the most amount of run time on the Case 446 since we put the loader on a year ago. All work well. And normally never use high range on the 446, but we sure did doing that. As you can see, it’s a long driveway. So I used the loader to take rock dust to all the pot holes and leveled them then we did the main coat all down the driveway.
It’s great stuff the rock dust. May have a different name in your area.
Looks Great Noel. I think in my area they call it crusher run. Crushed stone that you can get in various sizes. When it gets wet it all sticks together for a nice base.
Harry wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2026 7:20 pm
Looks Great Noel. I think in my area they call it crusher run. Crushed stone that you can get in various sizes. When it gets wet it all sticks together for a nice base.
I think in my area they call it crusher run. Crushed stone that you can get in various sizes. When it gets wet it all sticks together for a nice base.