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Read articles →This is a first-person, real-time driveway repair using a Land Pride BB1260 box blade on a Kubota L2502 (referred to once as L2501), tackling roughly ten years of neglected gravel, ruts, and potholes. It shows adjusting the rippers mid-job, running passes to smooth the surface, and an honest final assessment including the presenter's estimate of needing three to five more loads of gravel. Good for owners wanting a beginner's real-world box blade experience rather than a polished how-to.
Posted by the Marquith Legacy Acres channel, presented by a self-described rookie sharing his own hands-on property project.
Pull the rippers up higher so they stop ripping into the ground, letting the box blade work like a traditional box blade. You can even flip them upside down.
Yes, the video shows ripping up old compacted gravel then running extra passes to smooth it, resulting in a driveway that looks much better than before, though not perfect.
The presenter estimates needing three to maybe five more loads of gravel after regrading, since filling the ruts removed the driveway's natural crown.
