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My answer was based on my experience with a quarter inching valve tractor which you can't put in float, to get it to float you must hold the lever down or use a strap or bungee etc., the tractor in the OP's profile is shown as a B2620, the Kubota website describes the B2620 as having a quarter inching valve.
"Usually" what works best for you and Richard works well for me "if" I am using a light weight box scraper tilted back just right or with the tail gate bolted on my LP3584, but in really soft soil or material, I can get too much gouging or move more material than wanted and need to take a bit of weight off to get good results.
I agree dumping in a pile makes it much harder and always use my bucket to spread it out a bit before using my scraper.
I don't claim to be good and from the looks of Steve's pictures, I've a ways to go.
That's weird. I've only read about the differences but I concluded that mine was positional. It's infinitely adjustable and has two adjustable "stops" for both raising and lowering that restrict the movement of the lever which makes the 3 point move slower. You can bypass the stops by pulling the lever to the right when you move it and the 3 point moves up or down fast.