Fixing a Gravel Driveway with Compact Tractor and Box Blade 

A hydraulic top link works awesome with a box blade! It’s a must have accessory!!

Yeah nice work, thanks for taking your time to show us your piece of paradise.

Thanks for the video.I have the exact same setup and I need to fix the driveway into our horse boarding facility here in Central CA. Unfortunately, I spent most of the video in awe of your beautiful property. I should probably watch it again... Thanks!

Great job and beautiful property.

Fine job. Yes,a compact tractor is a very good little tool. I don't know what I would do without mine.

Thanks for the video mate, might have just inspired me to do the same to my driveway soon..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Watched, Commented, Liked, Subscribed, Shared! Great video love the Box Blade demo !

Very smart young man. Im so proud 😉

That looks great! Fun fact. Out here in Missouri that brook would be called a creek. Or a "crick" if you want to put a little twang on it! 😊

Nice! Gorgeous place!!

Nice Job

great job!

I’ve got the same box blade. You commented about the clips. I bought that particular blade due to those spring clips after having a box blade with the standard hairpin clip and pin. I keep pliers on the tractor anyway and find dropping and losing the big spring clips is less common than dropping and losing those tiny hair pin clips. I also made a drop in bolt to keep the scarifiers in place that can simply be lifted and the scarifier adjusted. It works great and is too less. Good work. I do driveways pretty much just like this fairly frequently.

Greetings from Walpole

Great video, love the commentary, driveway looks good!

Good amount tips using a box blade. Nice upgrade would be hydraulic top link.

👍🏻🇺🇸awesome

It looks like your 3-point drop rate is set too fast.

Interesting to see how Americans scrape the Roade her in Norway we don't use this box blades and laneplane we use a blade witch we can adjust with hydraulics we always pull the materials to the middle of the Roade that way you get a curve on the Roade and all the water goes straight away from the road and you then don't get so much pot holes seems that you keep the roads absolutely flat in America and that way the water have almost no way to go so it stays in the road and keeps making more pot holes

Where are you located I’m just over the border in Mass but looking to move to NH soon

So your taking the high spots and lowering them?

Nice video! I have a similar problem with my long driveway in one spot. Each year potholes develops. Any idea how to prevent the potholes from coming back?

It seemed on video that the tractor was running maybe a bit to fast especially when you had the rippers down causing the box blade to jump and skip ...😮

Where in NH are you at? Was Born in Peterborough