Site Access and Clearing Brush/Trees
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How to Landscape a steep slope without Retaining walls
What happens here
Before any major earthmoving can begin, a temporary access road needs to be established to allow heavy machinery, such as an excavator and skid steers, to reach the lower portions of the sloped site. This involves clearing a path and potentially reinforcing it to support the weight of the equipment. Following the road construction, an orange Daewoo 75V excavator equipped with a hydraulic thumb attachment is used to methodically clear dense brush, small trees, and existing debris (like old logs) from the sloped area. This preparation creates a clean slate for the subsequent grading work.
Goal: Prepare the site by establishing access for machinery and clearing vegetation.
Tools and materials
- Daewoo 75V Excavator Daewoo — Clearing brush, trees, and debris; initial earthmoving
- Hydraulic Thumb Attachment — Grabbing and manipulating logs and debris
- Logs and Brush N/A — Material removed from the site
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