How do you level out field after rootplowing?

[RWNJRB]

Been root plowing with a dozer thru field that had small mesquite and black brush. Now that I am done root plowing the field is very uneven. Have a brush rake on dozer blade but it's impossible to use because of big holes and ruts. Can't keep it level. I am wanting a smooth field but don't know steps to get there if anyone in the business has any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[BigDraw]

I bought an 8’ wide harrow, when flipped over and drug, it smooths out the ground well enough for me.

[Killer]

Disk and harrow; go back over it with this; Put the harrow behind the disk with chains; you just can't turn real sharp with both of them hooked up.

[JTCowpoke]

I pulled a heavy I beam around behind the dozer then followed up later with a tractor and disc plow.

[Ætheling]

Can you remove the rake? Cant think of a better tool for smoothing than a blade.


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[retrieverman]

I use a rock rake turned backwards on my tractor, and it does a great job. I’ve done several yards on new construction houses before they lay the grass.

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Seen people use a drag of two pieces of railroad track pulled like a drag. All depends on soil type as to how much you will have to go over it.

[shark79]

Lots of plowing with a tandem disk harrow.

[RMW]

Pipe drag

[RMW]

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[BRUTE 23]

Root plow with a dozer... disk with a dozer. The you might can start with a tractor and a drag.

Root plowing makes such a mess.

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[MLAH]

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[RWNJRB]

Thanks for all the replies. I have a Steiger pulling a tandem roller chopper that does a pretty good job of getting it relatively level. It's about 100 ac I'm wanting to turn into quail field. I left motts ect. Was a Klien grass field that hadn't been maintained. So trying to level for easy walking behind dogs. I like RMW set up that might work for what I'm trying to accomplish.

[kparker158]

Dozer blade it to get it close, then disc and drag.

[Bubbabowhunter]

30' field cultivator worked pretty well for us.