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Read articles →A casual, real-world grading session using a Kioti NS4710 with a Land Pride Bionic Blade on a birthday-party parking area. The video's main practical nugget is a heads-up about a blade-lowering speed knob that guests accidentally adjust, causing unexpected behavior. Otherwise it's a brief, conversational pass-and-chat clip, light on specs, heavy on farm life. Best for owners curious how the setup handles light grading work.
Posted by the Chapple Farms channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing everyday farm tasks from their own property.
There's a knob that affects how fast or slow the blade goes down. If turned the wrong way, it gets stuck in the up position, which can be confusing but useful for locking it in place.
The grading pass only took about five minutes, doing a couple passes to smooth bumps and fill a hole without tearing up the ground too much.
No, chips don't smooth very well, so you don't want to use chips for filling in and smoothing the area.
