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Read articles →Distinctive for its honest comparison angle: the owner uses a County Line box blade on a Solis H24 to grade a shared uphill gravel driveway, then directly compares the H24's traction and power against his John Deere 2032R and an older Massey. He shares a quick unboxing of a new PTO sprayer but saves detail for a future video. Best for H24 owners curious how the tractor handles real grading work under load.
Posted by the Hardy Brothers Outdoors channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing casual, hands-on impressions from a property they use recreationally rather than daily.
Yes, with some tire spinning and bogging as the blade filled with gravel, but using the differential helped regain traction and let gravel release so it could get up the hill.
The 2032R has a bit more power getting up and down the hill pulling gravel than the H24's 24 horsepower, though the H24 still got the job done.
No, the owner's older Massey 2319 would just spin and spin, so he had to pull downhill and push gravel uphill instead.
Even with the quick hitch, the top link stayed dead level all the way forward on the piston, so the pitch could not be changed to release material.
