[OhioPlower]

One of my accounts has a spot probably 40x60ft that is gravel. I knew it was there and raised the blade some but still pushed some gravel and now there is a gravel pile in the grass. Do you guys spread the gravel back at the end of the season and do you charge for it?

 

[Sydenstricker Landscaping]

Better off doing it a few times during a melt, that way it isnt too bad come spring. But usually dont charge for it. It is our mess, so we clean it. You can use Clapper's power broom. That thing works magic for gravel

 

[PowerWagon]

dont push it too far in grass!! thats what I do if keep in lot it will fall in lot, not in the grass, you got to tell owner that snow will be keep in lot, it's has gravel in it.

 

[54powerwagon]

i plow snow i don't rake gravel. if it's a big pile i may back drag it come spring. i would leave the gravel part until it is frozen then plow it. do they use this part of the lot everyday.

 

[Clapper&Company]

Heres what you can do if it every stays cold !!!!

- Back drag the lot twice, and as long as its cold the lot will frezz, and then you can push it.

We got some drive ways, that we have to back drag the whole thing because, if not you dig in and its a mess

 

[OhioPlower]

Yeah I went and cleaned it up today. Only took an hour. Its not like its snowing around here in NE Ohio, had nothing beeter to do. Ill just raise the blade like 4 in. next time.

 

[PowerWagon]

Yeah I went and cleaned it up today. Only took an hour. Its not like its snowing around here in NE Ohio, had nothing beeter to do. Ill just raise the blade like 4 in. next time.

1/2 to 1 inch wont hurt, if it's real flat 1/2 inch raise blade will do a good job

 

[OhioPlower]

no the gravel spot is about 2 in. above the concrete.

 

[Clapper&Company]

We dont plow, stone lots have a 3-4" trigger