Huge Potholes Filled with Water! Ruckus Rake to the Rescue!

[@aaronburford5701]

I absolutely love your channel and content you provide. I am never disappointed.... Love driveway work and pothole repairs! The attachments are the best! Keep making, I'll keep liking and sharing!

[@graveldrivewayrecovery]

Thank you!

[@workinghardusa]

Cool video, well done!

[@graveldrivewayrecovery]

Thank you!

[@Firemandan51]

Great video! How has the turn onto the private held up to Amazon deliveries? lol. They’ll take that turn like nascar

[@graveldrivewayrecovery]

Doing great! Thanks for your feedback!

[@nightwolfpropertymaintenance]

At 8:30 you mention you are also sloping the driveway to the downhill side. Does that mean you are utilizing the Ruckus Rake tilt function or are you taking advantage of the current slope from the high side of material? Just curious because its hard to tell if you ever use the tilt function, I have been contemplating getting a power rake of some sort and can't tell if the tilt function is ever useful on driveways. Anyways thanks for the videos, its always useful to learn from others!

[@graveldrivewayrecovery]

When you want the tilt, you will be glad you have it. I would recommend it.

[@bwillan]

Many different tools to get a job done. A tractor with a land plane would be equally as effective at fixing up that gravel driveway and lane way.

[@graveldrivewayrecovery]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@rjmccloud5383]

A land plane kills the crown which results in quicker wash outs later. Rolling puts that final professional quality at the end. This is a professional company and not some random guy with a tractor making a few bucks.

[@bwillan]

@@rjmccloud5383 A land plane is very capable of establishing and maintaining a crown in a road. It just requires adjusting the 3 point hitch arms to do it.