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Jon Elson wrote:
Karen Story wrote: The usual method is to get a couple of sheets of plywood and lay one down, roll the machine along it, place the next one down and roll the machine onto it, trot around and grab the first one and carry it round front, etc. Right! The only tricky part will be to keep the rollers from dropping down between the plywood sheets. Having the sheets run at an angle to the direction of motion would be a big help. If the ground is really soft, you could stitch a 2x4 under each junction, and it would just push into the earth and allow the sheets to stay together. Just "underlap" the ends of the plywood. -jc- |
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