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Read articles →A beginner's real-time experience borrowing a neighbor's 2032R to spread a gravel delivery using the rear blade, only his second time on the tractor. The value is in watching someone genuinely figure out rear-blade technique for the first time, including observations on why it levels better than the loader bucket. About six minutes, no specs or buying detail; most useful to new operators curious about practical rear-blade grading.
Posted by the Hometown Acres channel, apparently a property owner documenting DIY projects as a self-described beginner, not a dealer or industry professional.
With the loader you keep digging in then lifting up, leaving things higher and lower, but running the rear blade in reverse from a smooth spot works really well to smooth stuff out.
Yes, the front edge of the blade cuts in, which worked well for moving material away from where the pile was dumped and toward where he wanted it.
He had a little bit of extra gravel that was able to fill in some of the ruts on the driveway.
