Rockey Infield

CrusaderCoachMember

Ok guys here's the deal. Our infield was about three to four inches down from where is needed to be so I was given a huge amount of decomposed granite. The people that gave it to me said it was pre screened and the particle size would be comparable to Turface. I looked at the piles and thaught they were correct so I started spreading the dirt on our infield. After getting about 40 yrds in I realized how incredibly rocky the dirt was. I ended up spreading about 70 yards and have been picking rocks on a daily basis for two months now without denting the problem. I had a drag designed that was supposed to cleam the rocks as I dragged. 300 dollars later the drag didnt work!
Does anyone have an idea on a quick or remotely quick way to get all the rocks off??
If so please let me know!!

6/14/099:58 PM

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