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Read articles →This is a real-world project video, not a spec review: an owner uses his B2601 loader and CountyLine box blade to widen and re-grade a gravel walkway into a driveway, including a flat tire that sidelines him twice. It covers gear selection for loader vs. drag work and step-by-step box blade tilt adjustment (front-back and side-to-side) with trial-and-error fixes. Useful for owners wanting practical box blade setup tips and grading technique, not a buying guide.
Posted by the Just Caids Day Farm channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on footage from his own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Low gear for pile scooping and dragging with the plow or box blade, medium gear for dumping and grading farther from the pile, and high gear rarely used.
Loosen the jam nut on the tractor's side link, then shorten the link to raise that corner of the box blade or lengthen it to lower that side.
Lengthen the top link to lift the front of the box blade, or shorten the top link to lower the front, then tighten the jam nut.
The front of the box blade may be adjusted up too aggressively, so shortening the top link to lower the front fixes it.
