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Read articles →This is a real-world land-management vlog rather than a tractor review: the owners use a Kubota B2150 to clear storm-downed trees, fill in slumping spoil-pile holes, and cut a new trail along a property's south line, with a box blade and the Otter UTV also in the mix. It shows actual dirt-moving and grading work over roughly 300-400 feet of path, but offers no specs, controls walkthrough, or buying-focused detail. Best for current B2150 owners curious how the tractor handles small-scale trail-building and grading on rough wooded ground.
Posted by The Schmitter's 100 Acre Woods channel, an owner using their tractor for ongoing personal property and trail work rather than reviewing or selling equipment.
The B2150 comes in handy because it can work in small spots, starting dirt away from the hillside and cutting it up.
Eat into the hillside taking down some dirt, then push built-up dirt further over to create a ramp to the bottom of the ravine, driving over it repeatedly.
Footage wise, they covered maybe 300 to 400 feet, moving a lot of dirt while filling holes and eating out a hillside.
