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Read articles →A real-work video following one owner hauling landscaping rocks from a flower bed to line a reshaped farm pond bank using the Kubota BX23S bucket and box blade. It's casual documentation rather than a tractor review, no specs or performance numbers, but it shows the BX handling repeated bucket loads and rough hillside terrain. Best for BX owners curious how the machine handles light hauling on uneven ground.
An owner-operator hobby homesteader channel sharing personal projects on their own 38-acre property, so expect a DIY, budget-conscious perspective rather than any dealership or brand affiliation.
Yes, the owner used the BX23S bucket to make repeated trips up a hill hauling loads of rock, calling it a lifesaver for getting projects like this done.
The owner ran the box blade on the hill to smooth it out, picking up loose rocks that surfaced along the trail during the process.
The owner estimated cutting about two feet of dirt off the bank, after which the pond held about three feet of water, with rocks lining the remaining bank.