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Read articles →This is a real-time property project, not a demo or review: the owner uses his Kubota BX and FEL to knock down a longstanding mound in his own yard, grading it into a smooth, gradual slope like an adjacent bank. It shows actual loader work, hitting buried rocks, judging cuts by eye, and troubleshooting technique mid-job, but it's an unfinished single evening's progress, not a complete before-and-after.
An individual BX owner documenting his own backyard grading work, with casual narration rather than any dealer or sales angle.
Start on one side and bulldoze the high spots off the bank, pushing dirt down the hill, then once level, take a couple good passes as a template and follow that line to shape the rest.
The hill has dips causing the tractor to sit at wonky angles, making clean cuts hard, and hitting big boulders or rocks every time a good depth and level push was achieved.
Sitting on the slope with the tractor gives the angle needed to tell where to cut, matching it to an adjacent area that already has a nice gradual slope.
