How do I smoothout a horse field to make it mowable?

[kb9nvh]

Renter paid her bill so crisis averted for now...I may have to revisit this thread though when she does move out.

Originally Posted by topsites

You could also use a landscaping rake, bit more time consuming.

[kb9nvh]

Renter is moving, looks like the neighbor is going to bring over a yard box and scrape the surface with that. She has one horse she needs to sell or give away if needed. Wife wants a horse..I think its a bad idea.

Originally Posted by Stillwater

No, top dressing is adding additional soil to the uneven areas and dragging a chain link over it to create a more uniform grade to tolerate mowing. This is probably the least expensive way,

[kb9nvh]

Update:
renter moved out
Left back yard for me to deal with

Got guy with skid loader and harley rake. Man, what a dream. That machine and rake made the back yard smooth and the tracks eliminate worries about ruts and ruining the septic leach field.

I'm sold...I dont want a bac hoe anymore I want a skid loader with multiple attachments..LOL

[LilesLawn]

Disc the top to break up the ridges, drag with a roll of chain link and let it rain. If you have access to a roller, it would help after.

[kb9nvh]

That would work...The guy next door had tire ruts from a big truck that came through..his solution was to disc the pathway...ended up being a mistake as that area ended up way different than the surroundings..you would have to do the whole yard....with the horse damage I would have had to do the whole thing tho so it would have worked..good suggestion.

Originally Posted by LilesLawn

Disc the top to break up the ridges, drag with a roll of chain link and let it rain. If you have access to a roller, it would help after.

[defibulator]

sold those wheel motors and pumps yet ?
if not , pm me contact info

[kb9nvh]

I sold the mower deck recently and I still have the pumps and wheel motors and run flats. I posted them on Craigs list a few weeks ago.
I'm asking 100bucks for each piece with no guarantee or 200 bucks each with a money back 45 day satisfaction guarantee. (Do ya feel lucky...:-) )