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A box blade with scarifier teeth will work real well for what you want to do. I have re graded 1 1/2 acres with mine. All I did was kept going in a circular pattern droping the box where I wanted the earth cut down and then raising it and circled around for another pass, this built up a pile in no time flat. Then I just spread the pile with the loader and repeated the whole process of building another pile. It went pretty quick. Give it a shot before hiring out the work, what have you got to lose?

Land Preparation
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 25 Post by Ray Dalton

I have the same problem with my loader. Although I am the guilty party.My loader is a brush hog brand that seems to be of a universal mounting type. The loader attaches to the tractor via two ear type posts mounted to the frame. One of the things that I am thinking is that one side may have slightly rotated down on this "post" so I'm considering loosing the mounting bolt on that side and putting down pressure on the bucket and then retightning. Would like to hear any opinions on this procedure that any one may have, because I am not all to sure what to do either! I don't know if any of this will help you out with your loader problem, hope it will though.

Loader Maintenance
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by Ray Dalton

Hello to all! First timer here, to both tractor ownership and message posting. Bought an L345 with a brush hog QT 2240 loader attached, satisfied, but cant find any info on either here in cyber land. Comments, advice, or/and suggestions needed! Thanks to all!

L345
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Ray Dalton