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Read articles →This is a rambling, personal driveway-grading session using a borrowed Kubota L3301 with LA525 loader and an old 1970s Ford three-point blade, not the L3301 itself. The owner explains blade-angling technique to pull gravel from road edges, then switches to an old Massey Harris 30 pulling a 4000-lb roller with an offset drawbar trick. Light on L3301 specifics, heavy on grading technique and folksy commentary; best for viewers curious about driveway maintenance methods rather than tractor evaluation.
An older hobbyist farmer with a collection of old tractors sharing casual, unscripted footage from his own property, not a dealer or reviewer.
Angling the blade pulls gravel in from the outside edges of the roadway toward the center, giving more material to work with before straightening and tilting the roadway for drainage.
The owner checked the hour meter and found about sixty hours on the tractor.
Pulling a pin lets the drawbar shift to either side when turning, offsetting the roller from the tractor so it can roll the shoulder without brush hitting the operator.
