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Thanks grinder. I did receive many more replys to this post in the "Tractor Attachments & Implements" board. Some additional info.. The tractor can straddle the ditch area, and therefore run parallel to the driveway, thus making the operation somewhat safer... my goal is to create a "V" cut (6-8") on each side of the driveway. I have already installed culverts for drainage control; now I need to cut in the "V" ditch which will connect the three culverts. No stumps or major rocks to deal with. Should be an easy job, I just need the right implement... Most of the advise given thus far has been to use an angled back blade on the TC30 to cut the trench. Does this seem reasonable to you ? Thanks.

Drivewar Drainage Project
Tractor Projects
Replies 6 Post by jchad50

TomG - thanks for the reply. The tractor can straddle the ditch area, and therefore run parallel to the driveway, thus making the operation somewhat safer... my goal is to to deepen(by 6-8") the "V" cut of the proposed drainage trench. I have already installed culverts for drainage control; now I need to cut in the "V" ditch which will connect to the culverts, ....does any of this change your recommendation (of using a back blade ? )

Driveway Drainage Project - which implement
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by jchad50