Will get them ASAP
+1
Easier said then done but yes I do agree the ones at oxy are nice
Its not that hard...should be plenty of rock around. Load it in the wheelbarrow and pile it up loosely resembling a triangle. Then dirt on top. Fuck loads of it. If dirt and rubble are hard to come by pick a point on the track a bit back from the edge (eg 1m). Dig this out and throw all the dirt etc onto your pile. Build a little retainer at your new edge to reduce erosion (better yet a small kicker). To ensure your pile at the bottom holds shape run some long logs or a run of rocks along the sides.
Huh, easier said then done too.
The terrain does play a part in how easy. One place I've done it was just soft clay rocks so easy as a solo job. Other spots, where there is more rock and less dirt, I have found it takes time more than anything (wandering around grabbing logs etc when all the diirt and moveable rocks have been used up). The hardest part is convincing others that they want to help out rather than wait to ride the spoils.
Will do this tomorrow and upload a photo thanks, sadly I cannot use a chainsaw
This assumes a wheelbarrow is possible. if the terrain is legitimately rocky as hell you will be carrying it all.
A wheel barrow is a fun on steep stuff as well. Carrying is fund as long as you aren't precious about your hands. Most of my trail building in the past has been in places one shouldn't be building, so minimal tools etc. Though I did once drive in some very large pieces of shore on the roof of 4wd. While the lack of subtlety was stupid to begin with we drove past the ranger. It took a few weeks for the install to be found, but it didn't last.
