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- Today we spread stone, grade and level stone on our driveway / parking area and show that there are many ways to use a rear scraper blade on a compact tractor.
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Our channel takes you through the day to day chores here on our rural property in Western Pennsylvania. We also work on new projects and maintain old ones. You will find both compact and subcompact tractors here. Lots of 3 point attachments like tillers, box blade, rear blade, cultipacker, disc, brush cutters, augers and post hole diggers and several more. We have backhoes and grapples as well.
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RK 24 With Loader and Backhoe
RK 37 With Loader
RK 55 With Loader and Backhoe
RK by Top Dog Granite Grapple
Bad Boy Zero Turn Mower
Ford F-150
Lifted Jeep Wrangler
Subaru Crosstrek
Black Diamond Log Splitter
Polaris 900 Ranger Crew
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Stihl MS 362 Chainsaw
Stihl 036 Pro
Stihl BR 700 Backpack Blower
Stihl FS 91R String Trimmer
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We do product reviews, build stuff, break stuff, hunt deer, cut firewood and enjoy life with our family, Chickens, and Three Golden Retrievers. Oh and Jinx the Cat! - Jak na to + styl
When i run Re-Rock on a driveway i put on the Skid shoes on and push the gravel out at depth. (reverse blade like you do.) Something like 2". Then back drag the bucket going backwards. Works Great! nice and clean and compacted.
Sunday morning, a large coffee and another one of Mike's great videos. A very nice way to start the day.
hey, Im doing the same thing bro!! haha
We ordered our rear blade a week ago. Your videos make me feel confident that I can always have solid video documentation on how best to leverage our tractor and implements to their fullest potential. Keep up the great work Morgans! Merry Christmas!
Hi Mike just been looking back at some of your early video and found this one which has been a great help as we live in France and you cannot buy box blade or land plain here only level blade I use a lot of your early video as a free tool keep up the good work. Anthony
I always feel,, after watching one of your vids, that I can go out to my yard and run whatever machine you have been using, perfectly. Fortunately I am retired now, so the yards around here are safe! Thank you both, again for a great, fascinating video and have a very Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year!
Sincerely
Rod
Thanks. I feel like I'm in my sophomore year of my outdoor/tractor/equipment running education. Have a productive day.
Good information, Mike. All of this stuff, like anything, just takes practice. Nice way to begin my morning.
My rear blade arrived yesterday, can't wait to give it a try . Thanks for the tips !
Hey Mr. Morgan.... Im gonna be honest with you.... I never really cared for your videos, but I kept watching them because I just bought a tractor and I have 10 acres I am clearing out and working on...But I have to say, you do have good videos with a lot of useful information, esp for a guy like me (that doesn't know what he is doing). thanks for all you do and keep them coming.
I hardly ever use my blade but I believe I should give it a try. Thanks Mike
Excellent video. You are an excellent teacher. I'm getting ready to do a similar project for the first time, the timing of this video is perfect. Merry Christmas.
All this neat stuff you do, makes me wish I was young again.
I bought a back blade this year and have been struggling with it a bit. This video was very helpful. Thank you.
This is quite helpful. This right here is the value of youtube!
Good job !! You make it look easy. With a little practice I am sure that most of us could do a passable job.
Good explanations and demo. Thanks.
Can’t wait to get my RK55 so I can try all these techniques! Thanks Mike!
very good quality video. I can see why RK likes you so much!
I use my old 3 point ford blade for alot lol snow, gravel, also use it on my motocross track to smooth and clean up ruts, works great! spins 180 degrees and can lock on an angle or straight with a pin, very similar to yours, can be the right tool for many jobs! cheers from Ontario Canada
Well I know what you did after the driveway was done lol. Hope you had fun getting a tree with the family. Thanks for another very educational video on the rear blade use.
Thanks Mike that was helpful.
nicely done, love the concrete pad , wish I had one that large.
Good tips, good camera work, good tractor operation. Your a cool dude, Mike!
Nice job. I have a 1950 Farmall Super A with a IH #60 Leveling and Grader Blade. I can mount it in the front like a dozer blade or mount it under the belly like a road grader. Works get for grading driveways.
Thank you, Mike, this is exactly the type of skill I’ve been wanting to learn. You gave us a great Christmas gift through this video. I pray I can buy a tractor to put this knowledge to work on our family property.
Great lesson Mike, cheers
Well Done Like Always!!👍👊
Excellent advice on how to set up, work backwards, and work from level surface to stabilize the back end. I use a box scraper rather than blade, but works the same way. However, I avoid 90% of the work, by having the truck spread the rock. I not only order the rock, but I also specify the driver - has to be good at spreading. A good driver can spread better than you can place by the bucket load. I have them leave a small pile, which I then work to fill in along the edges, etc. Really enjoy your videos. Merry Christmas and get both a Christmas tree and a good pair of gloves. From the great Northwest and plenty of rain and mud.
Yet another good video. You make it look easy. Good job!
Lol Melissa makes me laugh so much! I hope you got a nice tree
Great video. You make it look easy. Thanks for sharing. You better get that tree!
Great Job !!!
Excellent 👍
Great job Mike! Merry Christmas to all your family!
Good video. I never comment on your videos, and know you mentioned not liking clean stone in another video... but hear me out. That particular area was a perfect candidate for clean 1B stone. Many people dislike it because they put too much down and it makes a mess--- or they use 2B which is too big and marbles around--- BUT on a base like that, just a tiny sprinkle of 1B clean stone will make it so much nicer looking and eliminate tracking all the dust. I moved into a home on a semi private lane where everyone loved that dirty crushed stuff- I had to bed and plead my case to use clean stone (they caved because I was so relentless, and was the guy with the tractor, lol) and now everyone is happier with their cleaner cars and garages. You seem set in your ways- not a bad thing- but perhaps consider my point. Nice vids!
Rear blades are great. Nice video proof
I welded on some pipe on each end of blade add plow floats. Use in winter. Plow snow without digging in. Take care.
Good vid. You make it look easy Mike. By my beginners experience, it's not at first, but I'm getting the hang of it. Good tips I watched you do today.👍Now, get that tree; though a video of Melissa rolling/wrestling you in that fresh gravel would be hilarious.😀
@Ms. Morgan....MY money's on YOU to win THAT match. I never won a single round but I still adore the memories. Have faith. He'll do ya right.....~ Eli.
Good job Mike, been working a rear blade like that on my 9N for over 45 years with NO Draft control... I like the RK, they just don't sell them in Texas. Great quality video, I know it takes time to set up filming, editing, etc. You always make good points in what your doing. Thanks again, keep up the good work, and Merry Christmas from near the Texas - Mexico border. JaaaaJaaaJaaaahhhhh !
awesome job thanks for the tips
Another good video. Keep up the good work sir.
Great job enjoyed that
love that subtle hint - get off the toys and get us a Christmas Tree - lol --- another enjoyable video - Congratulations on the success of your channel - it is well deserved
Love the Encino Jacket, I have a boat load of the Columbia jackets. I push snow with blade backwards. We also put up at least 2 Christmas trees in my house. Ron. Sorry Mike,,
lol over achiever
Nice video!
Yeah Mike, if you have a gravel driveway (I have 1600 ft.), a blade is a must. I have rarely used a box blade on mine. Only if the truck driver leaves humps. I've learned it takes a special touch (as you have) with a blade. Good job on your driveway. After a few years of using what we call "crusher run", (1 1/2 to dust), I put a coating of 1/2 to 3/4 clean rock down. This seems to lessen the soupy gray slurry after a rain. Enjoy your videos.
Another great video, thank you !
Thanks Jerry
I’ve never been very good with the blade. I was able to get a box blade, and it works great for leveling.
14:45 Get that Christmas Tree LOL
Merry Christmas to The Morgans! Mike, get that tree up; TODAY! :)
Another great video that i somehow missed. Now waiting on the new upload for today.
That was awesome, loved that comment about the Christmas tree. Reminded me so much of home!
I hope that someday I will be able to say read gravel as good as you. You make sure t look so easy.
Very versatile piece of equipment in my opinion. Of course the real trick with any of it seem to be getting the grade wanted/need -- especially when starting from scratch. Which is something I can't say I've mastered yet, but I'm thinking it's important to start by creating a flat surface to work from, and then work to level the entire area while flattening/leveling everything else. ....of course I could be wrong, never worked construction and just working to figure things out project by project.
Great video Mike in showing us another way of using a blade . Perfect example of why I never got married . LOL
nice job, still tough for a new operator to acheive. I prefer a boxblade. I use my blade for ditches (well... I pretty much never use it), to each his own I guess. I started with a blade then I bought a boxblade and I never looked back since... I'm now able to feel the tractor and able to adjust the 3pts accordingly. takes time. nice video as usual!
Great Music!! 🎹🎼🎹
Good video Mike, really liked the way you explain everything you was doing with the rear blade. You made it work so well for you. I hope we see you later this week, should be here ifin you get down and boogey on down for the Christmas Tree. ;-) Hi Melissa, be easy on him , he's still learning to tell time !! Thanks for sharing.
Your a late tree guy too lol here's what we did on our tree shopping trip, Tractor goodies and outdoor adventure stuff Rural King, Christmas Tree and lights Mernards and added bonus tons of stuff to look at and shop for great prices long story short Great day for all and Happy Wife happy life.
Hi Mike and Melissa if we don't see anymore video's we will know what happened to you Mike, you didn't get the Christmas tree. Have a very merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year. Oh and Mike be sure to get a tree for downstairs. All the best.
@Wayne Barnes....Agreed. Easter, Christmas, and Birthdays were a BIG deal for MY Love. Even as young as I was, I learned early on what hills I didn't want to die on.
Might ought to get that tree. She looked kinda tough with that 880 chain saw.
Looks good. Will last way longer than the christmas tree did I hope
Nice job! Betr go and make ya wife happy :) hope yall have a very Merry Christmas
Nice job Mike, you make it look easy. Better get that Christmas tree now!
Besides the great grading info . When your wife came home and talked about the Christmas tree , that was funny. Maybe all wives do speak the same language. Thanks for another great video. Have a Merry Christmas. (After you get that tree)
Don't want to hurry you Mike, but I think ya better be heading for a Christmas Tree.. And a great video..
Believe it or not, I was operating, (primitive), tractors before you were even born and I STILL learn here. That said, park it and get that Christmas tree. A happy wife= a happy life. If OUR tree wasn't up by the 15th, I ate at McDonald's 'til it was.
Nice explained but now its time to get a christmas tree have a nice week befor christmas comes along
Nicely done! When the video started, I was thinking, I wonder if he is going to blow those leaves off before he puts down stone. Next thing I know you bust out the blower 👍🏻
You better get the Christmas Tree because you are going to be in dog house. It is not going to matter how nice the drive way look.
Another great video Mike. Now go make momma happy with a Christmas tree!
Nice. I would just pave that upper pad area and stone the long rung driveways
Very nice job. You make it look easy... it's not! I have done it. 👍
That the beauty of editing and time-lapse video.
I allways used my blade for gravel and snow .
Ok Mike now you did it! You know spreading that fresh stone almost guarentees that we will get about a foot of really wet heavy snow that will wrap itself around that new stone and gladly carry it away when you plow the snow ☺
Not with a set of Edge Tamers for the bucket! With those you can literally rake leaves with your bucket!
u best get that christmas tree mike!......mike?!........MIKE? oh crap .....check the obituaries guys
She probably pushed him down one of those staircases they have all throughout the property....
:-(
Here lies Mike:
He was workin on the driveway, not the Christmas trees,
now he's 6 feet under, pushin up daisies!!
:-)
Rut Roh ... time to get those priorities in order! Christmas tree then driveway duhooooooo! LOL
Oops! Almost forgot, Merry Christmas to everyone watching, and God Bless!
Just came across this video and wondered why you didn't use or talk about a draft control feature, if the tractor has it, which works very well with a back blade.
I felt like we were ALL going to get in trouble with Melissa if he didn't get that gall dang Christmas tree! :-)
probably true
@The Morgans.....Hey!....If Mike chooses to commit suicide....NO reason for him to splash blood on ME. I'M in Melissa's corner.
Next get a snow pusher for the front of the tractor for snow removal, I have a 10 ft unit. I use it for lite snow. I use the Lucknow 7ft 3 point hitch 2 stage blower for deeper snow, then use the pusher to fine tune the clean up. Should do a video of it.
Just got back from RK store looking at RK 55 cab is like the Mahindra 3646,8yr power train warranty is good, except that manager stated that motor only covered by 2 year warranty and all other power train covered for 6 more years after first 2 is done, Maysville Ky store.
the trap rock is supreme
Hey Mike, great job and great how to video. Thanks again for everything you do. I sure hope you went and got Melissa's Christmas tree. She was talking about seeing a different side of her after she has her Christmas tree. There could also be a different different side if you don't go get her tree, you know what I mean Bro. Merry Christmas to both of you and all of your family. Paul P.S. I want to see that tree after it's up.
You better get her a Christmas tree. I hate to see Melissa's bad side and her take a frying pan to you. LOL
@Arthur Elks.....LOL. Been there. Got the lumps to prove it.
When spreading rock, I just use the bucket. You can spread the rock and then back up with the front tires off of the ground and adjust the bucket roll as to how aggressive you are moving rock. A box blade is great for smoothing out and refreshing a drive way. I just put the teeth down an inch or two and have all kinds of loose rock to move around.
Lol, if mom isn’t happy, no one is. I hope you got that tree...😆
Mike - been watching since you started and love the channel. We moved away from city into rural wine country in NoVA, bought a tractor, etc. about 18 mo ago. Enjoying life, hunting, firewooding... Big question I have is how do you keep weeds and grass from growing in gravel driveway? We have a bunch.
laotsuuuuu we have lots of weeds in W Washington also. Buy a land plane or box blade and just keep leveling and working your gravel. It will eliminate the weeds and your drive way will look great.
@@Iowaflyboy1We have a land plane, and I swear it got worse after using it. Was wondering if we need more rock. Mike never looks like he has any growth.
watched the whole video and ALL anyone remembers is "get that Christmas tree" !!
I clean up woodlines with my rear blade.
What would be a good sickle bar for a rk55 ?
Nice project and instruction . Do you store your tractors in a building? Could be another vid. Merry Christmas!
Good work!
Going straight with a blade, I’m pretty good. The problem I have is when you’re trying to follow a curved ditch line.
Because were the blade is situated it swings wider when you turn the front wheels.
Got any suggestions on how to follow a curved line with the blade?
Hope you got your Christmas tree up! Ours just went up yesterday. No decorations on the outside of the house. 😳😳🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😈
Hey Mike , went back through to find this video because of the dual adjustment on the blade . Do you happen to remember what they called it or perhaps a model # ?
Nice work ! What's Santa bringing you this year ?
I can only hope my wife enjoys my toys as much as urs does when I’m
In my 40’s lol
boy i hope you went got a TREE ! i think the claw"s were going to come out !
Ok Mike I want to see the other side of MO she wants her TREE. Ha GOD has spoke looks like you did another great job. Now go get that tree.
'You're gonna see another side of me'. Mike, get a Christmas tree! It's 15th December. My wife put our tree up and decorated the house two weeks ago.
Look up how to operate a grader and carry a windrow,i think it will help you.