See full version: Dozer Rental Question? Need to Cut V ditch
I need to cut a "V" ditch on both sides of my dirt driveway, approx. 250 feet long. I had a contractor supposedly do it before but he didn't cut the swales deep enough. He didn't use a level. AARRGH. The water ponds on either side of the driveway along the entire length and also saturates the road making it rut. I believe if I can cut ditches beside the road it will drop the water level and keep the road dryer.
An 80 hp dozer should do what you want, but to get it smooth and level is where we seperate the beginners from the pros. Anybody can run a dozer and move dirt. Very few can run a dozer and make it smooth with a desired grade.
The backhoe would be better if you want to haul the dirt off someplace with it's one yard front loader bucket. here
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