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Old 06-05-2006, 05:14 AM posted to rec.gardens
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Default Remove pea gravel??


"Gideon" wrote in message
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20' x 26' x 0.25' = 130 cubic feet = 975 gallons = 6.5 tons of pea gravel.
Add more weight for the soil which will get vacuumed along with the
gravel. That's a lot of vacuuming, a lot of weight, and a lot of emptying

of
a shop vac.

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George.com wrote
a good bagless heavy duty vacuum cleaner and simply vacuum it up.


I don't deny it may be some vacuuming. Clearing the bulk of it with a shovel
and wheel barrow is obviously what needs to be done however the scrapings
can be vacuumed up. I don't mean with a ****y little household vacuum. I was
thinking industrial or at least a wet n dry. It is one part of a tool kit
for removing the gravel.

rob