Love the Ventrac and the grading process! I could watch how the ground is transformed all day. Liked and Subscribed! Please share more of these type of videos.
Great job. I do a lot of that work with my ventrac. Move it close to where it's needed with the bucket and then use the power rake. Smooth as glass when finished and makes quick work of getting out the rocks etc.
Nice work- that 72' blade made easy work of that and I always wondered how that would work for grading dirt. I made a 'drag' for my 4500P out of 2x6 and 'horse stall' mat to pull behind my Ventrac. It does a good job of leveling and even pulling the rocks out of the soil. I have to stop every once awhile to collect the rocks in front of the drag.
I was very happy with the 72 inch blade. I almost went with a 60. It works great with the duels on. I see Ventrac just came out with side extenders for the strait blade. Im going to check them out.
Rocks and trash are just a given when you buy it by the DT Load. That blade impressed me, and you may not need Ventrac's rake if you never plan to do this again.
Looks really good. I do not have the blade but now wish I had. I do have the terror rake and aeirovator with seed box. Wish we lived closer or you could borrow them.
A terra rake would have been nice to remove all the rock from the dirt. No matter how many attachments you have it always seems there is just 1 more you want. I guess that is just the way it goes when you have a Ventrac. The wish list never stops.
Love the Ventrac and the grading process! I could watch how the ground is transformed all day. Liked and Subscribed! Please share more of these type of videos.
Rewatched! Love the video and content! The Ventrac is the bomb!
Great job. I do a lot of that work with my ventrac. Move it close to where it's needed with the bucket and then use the power rake. Smooth as glass when finished and makes quick work of getting out the rocks etc.
Nice work with the blade. Thanks for showing us.
The power bucket and blade do a really nice job for sure.
Awesome job, I didn't know ventrac had a power scoop. Nice work. Thanks for sharing
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Nice work- that 72' blade made easy work of that and I always wondered how that would work for grading dirt. I made a 'drag' for my 4500P out of 2x6 and 'horse stall' mat to pull behind my Ventrac. It does a good job of leveling and even pulling the rocks out of the soil. I have to stop every once awhile to collect the rocks in front of the drag.
You can't beat the landscape rake for final cleanup and leveling
Looks like the straight blade works well for pushing dirt. Glad you made this video I thought it was just for snow.
I was very happy with the 72 inch blade. I almost went with a 60. It works great with the duels on. I see Ventrac just came out with side extenders for the strait blade. Im going to check them out.
cheaper then renting a big bull dozer
I've got a 4 foot box scrape for projects like that and in my opinion it's the tool to have for that kind of work
Just ordered a 4500Y! Dealer has it on the floor and is putting it together for delivery. Power bucket looks handy
Power bucket is very handy. I could not imagine not having it
Great job
Thanks
Love it!
Rocks and trash are just a given when you buy it by the DT Load.
That blade impressed me, and you may not need Ventrac's rake if you never plan to do this again.
Yes a rake would have made the job way easier. I was thinking that the whole time I was raking.
@@steiger256 I would have done it that way too if this was a once and done deal.
Looks really good. I do not have the blade but now wish I had. I do have the terror rake and aeirovator with seed box. Wish we lived closer or you could borrow them.
A terra rake would have been nice to remove all the rock from the dirt. No matter how many attachments you have it always seems there is just 1 more you want. I guess that is just the way it goes when you have a Ventrac. The wish list never stops.
Do you see the the need for a 6 way blade (aka dozer blade) for the ventract?
A 6 way blade would be nice.
Mini bulldozer.