Land Leveler/Plane on gravel with asphalt millings

[DarkHelmet]

I have a long driveway that splits and one side goes up a hill with a turn. Two years ago we used crusher run with asphalt millings on the hill and it did a great job of controlling erosion form water runoff. Now we have a couple of spots that need touch up and the rest of my driveway needs to be leveled out due to high middles and ruts. I know the land plane will work well everywhere else, but when the guy spread the crusher run with millings he said not to drag it a lot because the millings end up at the bottom and you lose them essentially. Anyone know what a land plane will do to it? I'm probably going to put more on top so I may not even disturb the part taht's there, but I do need to pitch it because water is running to the middle. I have a box blade and landscape rake, but my box blade is too narrow for me to get to the edges since I bought a 5' and probably should have bought a 6' and honestly I'm not that good with it yet.

 

[Xfaxman]

The guy that put crushed asphalt over our thin gravel washed out areas, spread it with a land plane on the front of a skid steer. So I think it would work well to level your driveway.

 

[crazyal]

How hard is the stuff packed down? My GS will struggle with the gravel on my drive if it's packed solid ad the sun has dried it out. If you get more and it's loose then it'll work great.