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 | Cliff Addison
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2000-03-20 13987
I am wondering what is the best way to prep a yard for seeding. I am considering a tiller or a pulverizer. I am sure both have their advantages. Any comments or suggestion are welcome. Anybody ever built a pulverizer?TIACliff
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| Kevin in KS
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2000-03-20 13992
Is this a new lawn? If so, the best thing to use would be a pulverizer if there is no grass or weeds. If you have a lot of grass and weeds till first and then use the pulverizer to level and prepare your seedbed. If you have any other questions let me know, I do this for a living. As far as building a pulverizer I've never done it. If you are just needing it for your lawn rent one from a rental yard, they rent them by the day and you really shouldn't need it more than a day at a time. ....
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| Cliff Addison
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2000-03-21 14004
Kevin,
This was actually for a re-seeding. I hauled in some dirt and then also had to tear up some existing grass for over seeding, been dealing with some nasty clay soil. I used a harrow to tear things up a little then applied seed and fertilizer. I followed up by using a hog panel to smooth the ground and then rolled everything, now all I need is mother nature to help out.
I am considering buying a tiller and a pulverizer to do some seeding work in the area. Do you use a seeder or broadcast your seed, I am sure the results vary between the two. Thanks for the input!---Cliff ....
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