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TheRick:

I would layout the field and use a turf cutter or two instead of a bobcat. You can set this at a depth of 2-3" and take out the sod. The bobcat is going to be quicker but it will do significant damage to the field.

A local vendor should be able to supply you with some field mix. This likely will not have enough clay in it but you can alwasy add some Turface or other product later on. Spread it, roll it and soak it.

Good luck

3/31/094:23 PM

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