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Read articles →An owner-operator documents a real driveway repair session: hauling 3.7 tons of roadstone with a half-ton truck and PJ dump trailer (over capacity, which he addresses openly), then spreading it with a Kubota B2601 and box blade. He covers dump logistics, grading washouts and low spots, and even makes a second gravel run mid-video. Best for B2601 owners curious about practical box-blade grading on a residential gravel driveway.
Posted by the Adam J channel with no channel description; content suggests a hands-on homeowner sharing an unscripted work session from their own property.
Yes, the owner used the B2601 with a box blade to smooth washouts, fill low spots, and flatten an area at the top of the driveway with 3.7 tons of roadstone.
He used 3.7 tons plus another 3 tons later, noting that amount only covers patching and smoothing, not a full driveway crowning job.
At 3.7 tons plus a 3,500 pound trailer, he ran about 11,000 pounds on a 10,000 pound trailer, and the load sat off center affecting the dump.
