Unconventional Equipment Use | Using a Trencher to Start a Garden Plot

Renting equipment can help you complete do-it-yourself (DIY) projects around the home without having to hire expensive contractors. We used a Barreto 18" trencher to dig into our hard, untilled, rocky and root filled ground so that we can use a garden tiller to finish preparing our garden.
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[@trapped7534]

Great idea. Wouldn’t work on my land. There was an old country church that sat here for at least 100 years (I believe longer). Throughout those years they laid down cinders from the coal stove,then from the furnace. Eventually,tons upon tons of gravel every year. Eventually, they built a new church out on the highway and sold this original place to the coal mines. For some reason,they did not mine here where the church and parking lot were. Fast forward 20 years,folks bought this land and sat a new mobile home here. I bought it from them.
I went to this church as a young girl,but never gave a thought about the “packed tight” parking lot.
I have tried gas 2 man augers… nope. No plow will touch it. Even tried blasting an area with high powered water… nope. What I grow here,I have to use grow bags.
Ummmm…. The way things are going,you might not be able to go to the store and get anything.
Ask the people of Venezuela……

[@HerbertAtkinson]

Are these legal to use Mr in every state?

[@brettleybuilt]

Absolutely. Maybe in California the engines are carb compliant.