Wheelbarrow. Mud. You know. That.

[Jeni the dragon]

I use two 10 litre buckets to do mine. Couldn't use a scoop and barrow as it knackered my wrist, and never quite sorted what tools to use. I do a a few trips but I found it was miles easier than trying to push the heavy barrow!

 

[SEL]

I'm kind of thinking now the ex logging horse needs a job pulling a sledge of poo. Nothing could go wrong with that ?

 

[PapaverFollis]

MrPF is rather taken with the idea of making the horses work for a living so watch this space. ?

 

[PapaverFollis]

I put down a single plank just on the bit where it turns into the slight uphill and dragging the barrow out was as easy as pie with just that bit bridged! I was definitely being a wuss.

 

[cauda equina]

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You need these guys!

That bloke is twice the size of poor Billy, he could jolly well carry the peat himself

 

[blodwyn1]

We have a very old dumper truck which tows an equine powered brush made by SCS. Every three weeks we get our three acres cleared by our handyman. This copes all year round. As we have got older we have had to invest in machinery and pay for help to keep going! I realise you are much younger!