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Read articles →This video shows real box-blade work on a rutted, crownless gravel road using a Massey Ferguson 4707 with a tilt kit attachment. The operator explains the technique in real time: applying downward pressure on one side to slowly rebuild a crown, pulling squished-out dirt back toward center, and dealing with wet soil that resists moving. It's a practical, task-focused clip best suited to owners wanting to see box-blade road maintenance technique rather than a tractor spec review.
Posted by the Bush Hogging Services, LLC channel, appearing to be an operator sharing hands-on fieldwork rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Use a tilt kit on the box blade, applying downward pressure on one side and making many passes to slowly put a crown back into the road.
Without bulldozing, dirt slowly squishes out to the sides over years, turning a lane and a half into about a three lane wide road.
Yes, wet soil does not move around easily, making it harder to pull dirt back toward the center while grading.
