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Read articles →This is a real property-improvement project video, not a spec walkaround: an owner uses a Kioti CX2510 to regrade a steep, overgrown bank into a mowable slope, back-dragging with the loader bucket and explaining why you go slow when the curl cylinders are fully extended to avoid bending a rod. It ends with seeding rye grass and Kentucky 31 over the graded dirt. Best for owners wanting real loader-technique tips, not buyers comparing specs.
Posted by the BaznastyDave channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on work from what appears to be their own property.
Tilt the bucket all the way and drop it down, cutting off thin layers like cheese slices as you pull dirt toward you.
Fully extended cylinders have less internal support, so a bouncing bucket pushes pressure back on the rod and can bend it.
Rye grass is seeded first to sprout quickly as natural erosion control, with Kentucky 31 germinating over winter to take over in spring.
