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Read articles →A real-work episode following an owner using a Branson 3015H with a generic grader box to level a former garden area into a firewood storage yard at a campground they're renovating. The tractor content is secondary to the property walkthrough, but he does describe his approach: ripping with rear tines first, then multiple crosshatch passes with the scraper box, working in low gear. Best for viewers curious about practical rear-blade grading technique on rough ground rather than a spec-focused review.
Posted by the WorknDirt channel, which appears to document an owner-operator's ongoing campground renovation project.
Rip the ground first with the rear tines several inches down, then make many crosshatch and diagonal passes with the scraper box to pull and push dirt to the side.
He stayed mostly in first gear of the three-range transmission, switching to second only when not pulling much load.
He aimed for a slope of about a quarter inch per foot, maybe a bit more, to allow good water runoff.
