I have a 10 ft. heavy rear blade with a tail wheel that is hydraulic. So you can control the blade just about like a true grader would. I actually have a weight bracket on it too. It has 2500 LBS. of suitcase weights on it. You need a good sized tractor on it to handle the pull when you are really cutting. I usually put a JD 4440 on it.
About once each year I roll that berm into the drive way. I recut the crown. If there is too much grass/dirt in the berm I will roll it into a windrow and pick the window up an haul it away. I have washouts around the drive in places and this gravel/sod mix works good for filling them in. When I do spread the berm material out I just drive on it for several days and then hit the lane with a landscaping rake to sort out the big stuff.
Here is a blade just like mine. You can angle the blade side to side and the tilt to with hydraulic cylinders. Mine has a cylinder were the ratchet is on the one in the picture. I have 3 SCVs so I can use all of that with the tail wheel. With it being heavy it works good to roll off slushy watery, ice in the winter too.
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