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Read articles →This is a real hands-on driveway repair, not a spec walkthrough: the owner runs a Kubota BX with an Artillian 54-inch land plane to scarify a chronic puddle spot down to clay, then hauls and spreads class-five gravel with the loader before finishing with the land plane again. It shows scarifier depth, tractor effort under load, and float mode use, though it opens with unrelated deck-building footage. Best for owners considering the Artillian land plane for drainage or driveway leveling work.
Posted by the A RITTER BIT WILL DO channel, a family/hobby-farm channel sharing their own hands-on equipment use rather than a dealer or manufacturer perspective.
The owner set all four scarifiers as far down as they will go, which is about two to three inches below the sides of the land plane.
Yes, the owner hit a few rocks that jostled the tractor but saw no sign of damage on any of the land plane's blades, even after wearing paint off the scarifiers.
After dumping gravel, the owner puts the loader into float mode and backs up, letting the tractor follow the ground contour for a smoother finished result.
It runs an Artillian 54-inch land plane to scarify a driveway puddle spot down to clay, then returns after gravel is added to relevel the surface.
