Any time you have something attached to the rear of your tractor, it's gonna do the opposite of what the front wheels do(hit a bump, blade goes down, etc).
Your best bet would be to make or find something to "drag" the road with. We use a length of old I-beam, heavy enough to dig in a little and move the gravel, but most anything straight and fairly heavy would work- old railroad tie, etc... Hook it up so it's at an angle that moves the gravel towards the center of the road. Go slow so it doesn't bounce, and it'll give you a nice smooth road.
My brother bought one of those box scraper deals....works good for moving dirt, but it's terrible on the road- leaves a berm of dirt on the outside edges...I keep telling him that you "build" a road, you don't "dig" a road...but he won't listen...
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