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Read articles →An owner-operator takes his B2601 and box blade to a neighbor's property for a real grading job, a first for him. The video shows actual work: using a laser level to establish grade, dropping the ripper teeth to break up soil before dragging, and low-gear four-wheel-drive operation. It's a short, task-focused clip rather than a deep how-to, best for owners curious whether the B2601 can handle light grading work.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own experience on a 33-acre farm, with no evident commercial affiliation.
Yes. The owner was unsure it could, but the B2601 impressed him and graded the area level, aside from a small drop needing shovel work.
Yes. Dropping the ripper teeth tore up the ground first, letting the owner drag piles of dirt and then scoop them up with the bucket.
The owner used low gear with four-wheel drive while grading the soil with the box blade.
