LEVELING And SMOOTHING Your LAWN With TOPDRESSING // Soil Vs Sand // Short Lawn Vs Tall Lawn

It's never fun to mow a bumpy lawn so today let's look at how to level and smooth by topdressing. I also cover why I'm using soil this time vs sand and also we look at a low cut plus as well as a taller cut plot.

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[bighammer]

I just finished top dressing about about 800 sq ft using 2 yards of dirt. Built my own screener as well. What you forget to mention is all the friggin hard work. Two days of screening and applying the dirt. Super exhausting, in the heat, back hurts etc. It looks so easy in the edit but it’s back breaking work

[theCastleberry]

Watching you flick that black gold across the grass was one of the most satisfying things I have watched in a long time! Great stuff as always. Keep on keeping on.

[douglasauruss]

I've used a compost spreader to screen topsoil too, it works great. Roll it out and then dump the rocks, refill, repeat.

[garrettnelson]

Good video Ryan. I also appreciate how you always have excellent audio on your videos. Consistent volume level and good clear sound always. Keep up the good work.

[robertlark]

My daughter (4) calls you my “grass teacher”. Thx & keep flinging that soil!

[architecturehappy]

THANK YOU! I had major mole damage last summer and have some deep ruts and I’m going to do exactly what you did, just level it all and reseed where I need to. Was very helpful to hear you spell that out and you had done it that way, really don’t have time to do multiple passes haha (2 kids under 3)

[craigag]

I was so confused when I watched two different videos on different YT channels about leveling and both guys were wearing the same T-shirt. Took me a minute, but I figured it out.

[LawnRight]

I can already tell its gonna be a good season!

[OBD]

Great video It was like you heard my wife complaining about how bumpy our backyard is. What an exciting time for ya"ll first growing season!!

[greenM]

I bought your leveling rake in early March and finally got to use it this past week in my front yard and It worked great I love it and can’t wait to use it again .

[johnjrkean]

Man when I see your old lawn I miss it like it was my own haha....I know ur future one will be just as epic!!!!

[hystericallymad]

I use my peat moss spreader to screen topsoil.

[ski]

Hey, how about miracle grow top soil.???
Ya know, the stuff in a bag.

I've been wondering about dirt vs sand and I think you answered the question in this video - It'll Work.!!!

[michaelkuhne]

Have you ever tried or thought about cutting out a section of grass, that being of the severe low spot variety, and putting soil underneath to make everything level and even?

[Overpar]

Looking very nice Ryan, I can't believe it was 80 yesterday and today it's spitting some snow!!

[NAC]

Great edit! The slow mo was solid! I'm debating leveling mine

[neilshah]

Just finished patching up some dead spots after watching your video yesterday. I’m excited to see how it turns out in 3 weeks!

[colmortimer]

My yard is like 40 years old, and I don't think much has been done, there are a couple 3' diameter holes where trees were, and a few little channels running through the middle of it where water has eroded it. Will this process work for that, just need more dirt to fill, or is there a better way to fix larger holes? Maybe ways to stop the eroding from gutters and sunk pumps running.

I'm just now starting to learn this stuff and find ways to fix things, your channel has been a great help so far. :)

[BrentFoxhere]

THIS is the video I’ve been looking for!