When I was a kid, my dad took two railroad rails and welded them at right angles. He would pull the V shaped RR irons with a chain using his old JI case. It did a fantastic job of self leveling driveway.
I made a V shaped leveler using 10 inch Mobile home frame and made it to use on 3 pt. It's about 7 ft wide. I got rid of my box blade and use this to level and angle gravel roads. If you think about gravel roads have two ruts, a crown in the middle and crowns at the edge of the road. My V shaped leveler pulls gravel from the crowns and puts it in the ruts. When you try leveling with a front bucket, back blade or box blade when one wheel of tractor goes into a pot hole that either raises or lowers the bucket or blade. The V shaped leveler stays level, it floats over pot holes and fills them in.
I also use leveler to fill in ruts in the yard using lose dirt.
If you have piles of rock, you will need to spread them out with front bucket before you try to level them.
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