Learning to grade a road with my TYM T25 tractor and a land plane

In this video I'm using my TYM T25 tractor to grade the road that we live on with a 5 foot Titan double edge grader or land plane.
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Some of the things used to make this video
TYM T25 tractor
Titan Implements 5 foot double edge grader #3605
GoPro Hero 8 amzn.to/3OZiM7T
ISOtunes PRO 2.0 Bluetooth Earplug Headphones amzn.to/3IzftCe
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[@gentlebear2722]

Looks like you got it figured out. If I had a trailer I would bring mine over and help ya. I got a backhoe and thumb for pulling stumps and more.

[@Daileywoodworking]

I don't have a thumb yet for mine but I do have a backhoe for the tractor. Cutting the alders and re-ditching are in my future.

[@TonysTractorAdventure]

I think you did great. I can see the crown, and you don't need much.

[@Daileywoodworking]

Thanks Tony. It means a lot coming from you. I've been watching and learning from you for a while now.

[@coreysmith2774]

Adjust your top link out so that the rear cutting edge is making equal contact with the road surface, some additional weight wouldn't hurt either. I would avoid avoid pulling organic material from outside your roadbase onto the road it will eventually break down and create loose/muddy spots, leading to more potholes.

[@Daileywoodworking]

I’ll give a try with the top link soon. Thanks.

[@tappedthatsugarshackhallad3909]

It would help you a lot if you level the land plane adjust the top link some and you will find it will work better

[@Daileywoodworking]

Thanks, I appreciate the advice.I’ll try that the next time I’m down there.