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Read articles →An owner in Northern Ontario walks through an actual driveway repair job using a Farm King box blade on a Kubota LX2620. The video covers raker tooth positioning for pothole work versus routine grading, upper-link adjustments to tip the scraper for material collection, and using the turnbuckle to build a crown. Closes with practical gravel advice (half-minus vs. wash stone). Best for LX2620 owners learning real-world box blade technique.
An owner-operator documenting work on their own rural property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Remove the pin, reverse the raker so the tooth faces the front of the tractor, and set it three to four inches below the box scraper level.
Adjust the upper link on the three-point hitch so the box scraper tips slightly forward, letting the inside blade pick up material to drag and level.
Adjust the turnbuckle to lower one side of the box blade, digging deeper and moving material to the center, then repeat on the other side.
Use half minus, also called crush and run, so the dust binds the stones together; wash stone works loose and becomes dusty over time.
