Initial Rough Grading and Soil Distribution

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Grading a Back yard with an ASV Tracked skid steer

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What happens here

The operator begins the active grading process by using the ASV RT-75's front bucket to push and redistribute the excavated dirt and new fill material across the backyard. This initial phase, known as rough grading, focuses on eliminating major uneven spots and establishing a general, consistent downward slope that directs water away from the house and patio areas, following the pre-determined drainage plan.

Goal: Establish the general slope and eliminate major uneven spots in the backyard.

Tools and materials

ASV RT-75 Compact Track Loader ASV — Pushing and leveling dirt
Front Bucket — Scooping and spreading dirt

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here's a few simple rules we follow when we're grading we always look for one inch of drop for every eight feet of run away from a structure or higher surface so you see that concrete slab as he's moving away to his left and eight feet he should have one inch of drop from the elevation of that concrete slab [Music] but right about there used to be a swimming pool but we ended up removing it using this ASB 75 we couldn't get any other piece of equipment into the backyard on this jobsite I'm going to show you why in just a few moments but

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