Is the "Relief Panel" standard? I clear the paddock by hand and have small rocks mixed in with the manure.
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Yes it is...I have same issue living in Hill Country of central Texas, we have same issue with rocks...Have been really pleased with the 'machine'...
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I don't know if the panel is standard or not. However I also clean by hand and have had no trouble with small rocks. Like other reviewers have said, I too have had trouble with hay getting clogged. All in all, I am pleased with my spreader.
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Hi Kris, I put just enough rock in the bottom of a pot to allow for drainage. Depending on your growing material, I filled on top and around rock wool growing material (this is in a 10" pot) with clay rock up to the solid line at top of pot. Great system, very clean and easy. Good luck!
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I have not had to do this but it does look like you can remove 2 acres at the end and slide the plastic shield out to clean
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I would do that but using small stones on bottom so there is some drainage for the soil to avoid saturation.
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I bought the silt bag also. It took out all of the dirt. It was like gooey mud in that silt bag
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The stakes are included. I left the finished run squared-off with only a little above ground level. With a hack saw, you can shorten the run. I would imagine you may be able to round it with the right tools.
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Yes, reverse direction of plow at end of row. Seriously, I don't know. Three implements are included,but I have only used the spiked cultivator.
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Mine did best in the area where the soil was heavily fertilized with compost. The soil was well turned and almost "fluffy" with the manure compost and leaf compost. In the area where they had packed soil and only commercial fertilizer, I had very small tubers. I am leaving those for next year and piling on lots of compost mixes to see if they can do better. Also, I was surprised at how much water they require! This is not the best crop for me as my well water runs very low by early August when they seem to be most thirsty. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely not. The company is in to all natural methods. Hope this helps you in your decision to use Miraculous Mud!
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Not that i know of. We built our own...excavated--put down 3 in of gravel plus a vapor barrier--built floor with 1x8's and ext plywood floor. Happy with the result. We use it as a harvest shed.
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I believe it is so the seams don't stack up. I used this liner as instructed and the finished job was perfect.
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No. The material is similar to carpet and stapled on to the platform. To clean you could use resolve spot clean.
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Hi Sylvia! I think we used 2 regular bags of soil. It definitely wasn't as much as I thought would be required!
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Yes it is, buttttt - this little machine is only good for very, very loose soil. I have the same 40' x 40' garden spot for 37 years and small stones seem to "grow". I will never get rid of them and this little machince bounces around like a rubber ball.
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No, I hand wased mine with Woolite, seemed ok. Dry cleaners here will not take them.
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Hi, My contractor used "standard" sheet rock screen, perhaps equal to 180 grit. Even using extension pole, he was able to keep a smooth surface; no gouges anywhere. As I recall his regular sanding head (not the heavy duty Sand & Kleen head) had the same amount of padding. Sorry, I'm no help. Good luck with your project.
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Yes I did, but I didn't see where anyone else stated they did. Since you're in a drought, you could just let it settle to the bottom and vacuum out the sediment.