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Posts	Topic	Forum	Name	Time
14	Re: JD 855 rear hydraulic outlet question	John Deere Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-27
6	Re: 3 Pt Splitter or stand alone	Operating and Attachments	MRETHICS	2002-09-26
14	$The Art of Gradeing for Dummies, hmmmmmmm. I bet it would sell.<br> <br> Seriously, I sell lots of CUT's to first time buyers, and get lot's of aftersupper calls on just that subject.<br> <br> The first thing one must have, is patience. It will almost always take longer than you think.<br> <br> The other secrets, are harder to convey to the masses.<br> <br> It involves what you want the finished product to look like, and what you have to work with. But you must be able to visualize what it should look like when you are done. <br> <br> The dirt to be moved should be thought of in "layers". A "layer" is how much you can practically peel of with the equipment at hand, or a fraction of that on the finish grade. And make sure you keep speed as high as possible, but not so high as your equipment will bounce or chatter.<br> <br> As an example, pull out a pen and paper. Take the pen, and draw a line on the paper, from side to side. Go the length of the entire paper(at least 7"), press as hard as you can, and move the pen as slow as you can, and do not support your elbow. <br> <br> Next, make the same line, only move the pen swiftly, and pressing lightly, still leaving your elbow off the table.<br> <br> Notice how the line that you used light pressure and swift speed has curves in it that are more broad and gentle, compaired to the line you pressed hard and moved slowly.<br> <br> When gradeing, little bumps and dips, are sometimes very hard to deal with, and will even intensify as you make subsequent passes.<br> <br> You must keep in mind that the layer you peeled off, and moved, could look at least 2/3 thicker before it is compacted.<br> <br> In flat lands, always use the horizon as a referance. In hills, you must learn the lay of the land.<br> <br> Gradeing is sculpting...with a tractor.....<br> How cool is that???? Pretty cool in my book.<br> <br> <br> <br>$ Re: Rear Blade choice	Operating and Attachments	MRETHICS	2002-09-26
51	Re: you get what you pay for	Kubota Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-26
12	Re: ballast box	Operating and Attachments	MRETHICS	2002-09-26
28	Re: Side-Hill Operaion	Parts and Repair	MRETHICS	2002-09-25
8	Re: Rough cut lumber	Barns Pole Barns	MRETHICS	2002-09-24
16	Re: Propane regulator	Just For Fun Off Topic	MRETHICS	2002-09-24
2	Re: 60 quot MMM for 955 - work on 855	Mowers Field and Finish	MRETHICS	2002-09-23
23	Re: Decision Time X595 vs 4010 vs 4110	John Deere Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-20
28	Re: 3 PH Position control vs draft control	Operating and Attachments	MRETHICS	2002-09-20
15	Re: REALLY Basic operating info	John Deere Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-20
12	Re: New Tractor Snowblower To Buy	Snowblowers / Snow Plows	MRETHICS	2002-09-19
13	Re: JD 650 tachometer troubles	John Deere Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-19
3	Re: A general question about hydraulic filters	Parts and Repair	MRETHICS	2002-09-19
22	Re: Oil Filters	Yanmar Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-17
25	Re: Block Heater Do I Need One	Kubota Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-17
8	Re: JD Manuals	John Deere Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-17
26	Re: New Holland vs Deere-what model and price	New Holland Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-16
9	Re: Yanmar Ford 8N	Yanmar Tractors	MRETHICS	2002-09-14