I'll try to make this long story bearable. This summer I decided to get the driveway paved about the same time I decided to get a great big playground thing installed in the backyard. After the driveway was graded, I realized that the great big playground would need about 20 tons of pea gravel around it. We decided to hold off on the paving until a dump truck had a chance to get to the backyard. Finding 20 tons of pea gravel was no easy task in my small town; it had to be imported from the big city. When I finally had some delivered, I wasn't home and it had been raining. The driver thought he might get stuck in the backyard, so he dumped the gravel (you guessed it) on the freshly graded driveway. I thought the driveway guy was ready to go, so I felt a little pressure to move the rocks as quickly as possible. I rented a (nice and heavy) John Deere skid loader to move the rocks. Being still wet, of course, I made a huge mess in my backyard. The wheels of the skid loader made big tracks and trenches all over the place.
I think the driveway guy can fix whatever I messed up on the driveway. If I could fix the mess I made in the yard, I'd be satisfied and get on with life. It looks like I need a box scraper to level out the tracks. Here's the question: I have a 15hp (near Deere) Sabre lawn tractor. Looking around on the web, I see a few small box scrapers (e.g., Brinly) that (reportedly) will work with such a small machine. Will these actually work, or what should I expect to pay someone to come out and do it for me with real equipment (roughly 1/4 acre).
Thanks, JPF