Скачать или смотреть Small Scale Grading Modified Tractor Steep Terrain: Tractor-Mounted Grader Efficient Land Leveling

Steel edges skim the earth, and gravity tests every adjustment.

This video captures the precision of small-scale grading on steep terrain using a modified tractor-mounted grader. What seems like simple dirt movement is actually a careful balance of blade angle, traction control, and slope management. On uneven ground, every pass must account for gravity, soil density, and machine stability to achieve a smooth, level surface without erosion.

The Process

Terrain Assessment & Machine Setup:

The slope gradient is evaluated before operation begins.

Tire pressure and ballast are adjusted for improved traction.

The grader blade is mounted and aligned to the tractor frame.

Blade Angle Calibration:

The cutting edge angle is set according to soil type.

Side tilt adjustments allow contour following on slopes.

Depth control is tested with a light initial pass.

Controlled Forward Pass:

The tractor advances at low, steady speed.

The blade cuts high spots while redistributing soil downhill.

Operators maintain smooth steering to prevent surface gouging.

Slope Stabilization & Back Pass:

Material is redistributed to fill low areas evenly.

Cross-slope grading ensures proper drainage direction.

Multiple shallow passes replace one aggressive cut.

Final Smoothing & Compaction:

The blade is flattened for finishing strokes.

Surface irregularities are feathered out gradually.

Light compaction occurs naturally through repeated passes.

Why This Works

✔ Incremental Cuts: Small adjustments reduce instability on steep terrain.
✔ Balanced Traction: Proper ballast prevents wheel slip.
✔ Drainage Control: Correct slope grading prevents erosion damage.