thunder86
Silver Member
I have a kubota B2601 and live in southern Indiana. At my hunting property the drive is under water. I have mounds of dirt around knee some places higher that's full of creek rock from when the county put a bridge in. I'd like to smooth all these mounds down and build up my drive. I also have a mound of gravel sitting their from a previous owner. For ripping these mounds down then building up a section wide enough to drive on what's the best tool? I also want to make a ditch line around the drive and add drain tile if necessary.
Also other projects, in the woods where my food plots are going theres plenty of uneven ground I'd like to level out, small dips that make me uneasy driving over. Also my tractor causes ruts when clearing out I'd like to fix. Rocks, I have a lot of rocks and I'm thinking a box blade could help pull them out and keep them until I got where I wanted them. Lastly small sticks and brush left behind from clearing I'm thinking a box blade would be nice to have to rake those up. I have a loader but I'm terrible at getting things in the bucket, I often get off and put them in myself.
Long post sorry but expense investment.
Thank you,
David
Also other projects, in the woods where my food plots are going theres plenty of uneven ground I'd like to level out, small dips that make me uneasy driving over. Also my tractor causes ruts when clearing out I'd like to fix. Rocks, I have a lot of rocks and I'm thinking a box blade could help pull them out and keep them until I got where I wanted them. Lastly small sticks and brush left behind from clearing I'm thinking a box blade would be nice to have to rake those up. I have a loader but I'm terrible at getting things in the bucket, I often get off and put them in myself.
Long post sorry but expense investment.
Thank you,
David