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Read articles →A first-timer's real-time account of grading a gravel driveway using a borrowed Gill 5.5-foot box blade on a Kioti CK3510SE. Matt walks through how he set the box blade level front-to-back and side-to-side, explains his raker depth choices, and adjusts the top link mid-job. Before-and-after footage shows the widened result. Most useful for beginners curious how a first box-blade session actually unfolds, warts and all.
An owner-operator documenting property work on his own land, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
Adjust the arm that controls front to back tilt: twist it in and tighten to raise the back, or twist it out and lengthen to raise the front and bring it up.
You just have to get the two bars on the box blade level with each other, which sets the side to side angle.
Matt set them at the highest of two settings since it was his first time and he did not know how much they would grab on the uneven road.
Extending the top link lifts the front of the box blade up, which levels out the gravel and makes the back end more flat instead of digging in with the rakers.
