GREAT JOB LOOKS AWESOME YOU CAN GET THE DRAG SCREEN ATTACHMENT THAT WILL SMOOTH IT OUT MORE

I just ordered one and I am so excited to get it!! I've been using a grading blade on my 1/4 mile driveway and it doesn't do the trick and I spend HOURS out there! One pass with the DR Power Grader and it seems it did more in your video than hours with the blade. Very impressive and can't wait to get it and get the road fixed once and for all!! Thank you for posting the video!

ABI makes several versions of Driveway graders that u can use behind atv’s and lawnmowers. They have videos on KZfaq tat show how each works and explains it pretty good. The graders they have actually outperform the DR. After a year of trying to decide on a grader for my atv I bought a TR3e for my subcompact tractor and have been happy ever since!

Well done on the before tour . You really do have a lot of driveway to maintain so the DR should get a good work out. Seems the ATV pulls it very easy.

From what I have heard, keeping the key fob near the grader is a bad idea when not in use because they "talk" to each other and it drains the battery. If you have a new battery and you know it is charged, I think it is time to call up customer service. I found them to be very good to deal with.

According to what I have heard, you need to keep the remote far enough away from the battery when it isn't in use, or it will "communicate" with the device enough to drain the battery. I just unhook it when it isn't used. But I also recognize that a new battery will be in my future.

I have the 60" Dr Power Grader and I like it a lot. It will bring up gravel that you never thought you had from underneath. The only bad thing I've experienced with the grader is the Battery. It doesn't take a good charge and is very unreliable.

I run a real motor grader. does the dr allow you to put a crown in you road? Also I noticed that you need to do more than just the driveway. T he shoulders are higher than the road or driveway itself. you need to pull the shoulders in at 5% seed it and let it grow. Then use the excess material pulled in from your high shoulder to put a 3% crown in your road or driveway. Also a pothole will never go away unless you cut underneath or below it. As well as keeping the road damp and then rolling it in with your vehicle as soon as your done. If you have clumps its not always that it is to wet, it just needs to be worked more. You cant cover a pothole it will just come back, have to cut under it. hope this helps.