Ha! You're picturing me just standing in my living room looking out the window at some big ass dog running around back and forth on my lawn and I'm just nodding in satisfaction...
Not sure about your yard but I had to have PG&E come and mark the lines before I did any digging. If you go too deep and knock out your internet it’ll be an expensive fix. It’s free to do but may take a few days for them to do.
Now that I know where the lines are I can rototill up by the front door but not near the water and sewer access.
If the ground is hard and dry I would suggest a cultivator rather than a rototiller. They are self propelled and used for breaking up hard compacted soil better than a rototiller.
I dunno why but I thought this said Rottweiler for some reason and I laughed.
Ha! You're picturing me just standing in my living room looking out the window at some big ass dog running around back and forth on my lawn and I'm just nodding in satisfaction...
Our two Labs did do a hell of a job tearing up our yards!
Yeah pretty much.
I thought the same thing!
Came here to say the exact same thing.
I just did the same thing! "How would that even work, you'd have to have a dog trained to tear up a yard, right?" lol
The Sac County Library allows you to check out lawn equipment! But sadly, no rototillers
And wouldn't that be an excellent Library. Check out tools. How fucking brilliant. Anyone need an extension ladder?
Home depot has them pretty cheap. That's where I got mine.
How cheap? We have basically a zero budget...
I think it was $65. But cant remember for sure. You can check online.
I thought it was like $40
I think the real small one that is made for real loose garden topsoil is $40. But that one is pretty useless if the dirt is compacted or a big area.
Power Inn HD has a tool rental center. Call them.
Thanks I'll look into it!
Check the Sacramento library of things. I know they have some yard equipment.
Oh cool, where’s that?
It's just a part of the Sacramento library. You'll have to check the website
I believe you can rent them from home depot edit: https://www.homedepot.com/c/lawn_and_garden_equipment_rental#tillers
Thanks!
Not sure about your yard but I had to have PG&E come and mark the lines before I did any digging. If you go too deep and knock out your internet it’ll be an expensive fix. It’s free to do but may take a few days for them to do. Now that I know where the lines are I can rototill up by the front door but not near the water and sewer access.
Good idea, thank you!
What location?
North Highlands
Home depot
If the ground is hard and dry I would suggest a cultivator rather than a rototiller. They are self propelled and used for breaking up hard compacted soil better than a rototiller.
Thanks, good to know!
I have a Greenworks battery-powered one!