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Read articles →This is a short, focused how-to on adjusting a box blade's side-to-side level using the three-point hitch's leveling arm, not a full implement review or demo of grading work. It shows the jam nut and threaded rod adjustment, explains turning clockwise versus counterclockwise, and demonstrates counting full turns from level as a repeatable reference point. Useful for owners trying to correct a blade that's cutting uneven on one side.
Posted by The ProCut channel, presented as a practical hands-on tip rather than a dealer sales pitch.
Loosen the jam nut on the threaded three-point hitch leveling arm, then turn it clockwise to lower one side or counterclockwise to raise it, lowering the other side.
Count how many full turns you make from level as a reference point. In the example shown, the blade was adjusted nine full turns down.
