The D-2 is not the best model Cat. the roller frame is held in line by that shaft you see in the middle of the roller frame. When the bearings get loose the roller frame will wander out of alignment from the front idler running the track off. Dad's D-4 has an arm going back under the tractor with bearings and they hold it aligned better and more durable. For driveway grading you either want a tilt and angle blade or just buy an old grader. The grader will angle and tilt to keep the crown on the drive so the water drains off. If not crowned water will set then you get holes with water setting in them. You do have to be smarter than the dozer to run them. I never had a sliding issue with one using it. did lots of dozing on the farm filled 2 wet swamps with them 40 years ago. Would push clay out till the front would just start to tip a bith then back up for the next pass. push out the muck in summer and fill in fall and early spring. Filled 3 feet. Push topsoil and muck back over top.
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