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Read articles →This is a real-time, hands-on driveway repair session with the Bad Boy 4035CH, not a spec review. The owner uses scarifiers and a box blade to rip up humps, dips, and whoops, adjusts blade angle and depth mid-task, and walks the surface afterward to check results. It's practical and unpolished, useful for owners curious how this tractor handles actual box-blade road maintenance work.
Appears to be an owner-operator working on their own property, sharing an unscripted, casual account of routine maintenance rather than a formal review.
Start with scarifiers down to loosen packed dirt, push material toward low spots, then lower the box blade close to the surface to redistribute and flatten it, going over problem areas several times.
The owner tilts the blade up slightly so it skims and grabs surface rock without digging in, which works better when you just want to flatten rather than cut.
The owner walks the surface after grading instead of just driving it, noting the slope lessened and dips were filled, and plans to watch for pooling after the next rain.