Roadotiller?

[bcp]

Nice looking road.

Bruce

 

[coobie]

Now that's slick.I want one.

 

[boggen]

at first all thought it was a regular tiller with potatoe hilling on rear end flattened out. but man... talk about some teeth, and then a compaction unit on the rear?

i gotta wonder though, how much mud / dust and grim is brought to the surface, vs allowing the mud/dust to sift to the bottom and rocks brought to the top?

 

[paulharvey]

The big thing then reclaiming a road is to never allow the "fluffed up" material to get rained on before compacting iit. If it gets heavy rain, it turns to pure slime/mud and is a real mess.

 

[mikehaugen]

That's pretty cool.

When I first read your title though, I thought it was going to be like those mis-spelled craigslist ads.

 

[TomSeller]

Figure out how to feed it sacks of cement and there you go

 

[EverythingAttachments]

That's pretty cool.

When I first read your title though, I thought it was going to be like those mis-spelled craigslist ads.

That's what I thought! I was hoping a car would drive over it at the end though.
Travis