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Read articles →This is real-world driveway maintenance footage, not a tractor review: an owner uses his TYM 5520C with a landscape rake (box blade mentioned in title but not shown here) to smooth out a rutted gravel driveway after days of rain. He explains rake tilt angles, building a crown, and patience over multiple passes, though a camera failure cuts a chunk of the work. Best for owners wanting practical landscape-rake technique, not shoppers researching the tractor itself.
An owner-operator on his own Louisiana property sharing casual, unpolished hands-on tractor work rather than any kind of dealer or review content.
Angle the rake so it throws gravel and material toward the center of the road, closest to the tractor on one side and angled back on the other, so material rolls to the middle.
The owner used B range, starting in first gear then switching to second gear for better results on the soft, rain-softened road.
Keep pulling material toward the inside of the road on multiple passes, then once the crown is built, turn the rake straight and level it out with final passes.
Find areas with surplus gravel and limestone material, pull it to the end or side of the road, then release it with the hydraulic lift over the low spot.
