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Read articles →A short, casual clip of an owner improvising snow removal on a gravel driveway without dedicated snow attachments, using a front bucket in float mode and a tilted box blade instead. He explains his technique for skimming snow without gouging the gravel or sinking into soft mud underneath. Useful mainly for owners curious about makeshift cold-weather workarounds with basic B2601 attachments.
An owner-operator who uses his Kubota B2601 on a 33-acre New Jersey farm, sharing firsthand DIY impressions with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Use the box blade tilted back so it does not dig into gravel, and use the front bucket dropped into float mode, curled back slightly, to push snow with the bottom edge.
Tilt the box blade back quite a bit so it skims the surface instead of digging into the gravel underneath.
The ground underneath is wet and soft, so leaving about a half inch of snow helps give traction and avoids sinking into the mud.
