What happens if the blade of the road grader is set too low?

When the blade of the road grader is set too low, it can lead to the creation of ruts and uneven surfaces. This occurs because the blade digs into the ground more than intended, which disrupts the natural contour of the surface. As the grader moves forward, it may pull material away from certain areas while pushing it into others, resulting in inconsistent grading. This is particularly problematic for road maintenance and construction, as a smooth, level surface is essential for proper drainage and vehicle safety. Maintaining the correct blade height is crucial for effective grading, avoiding surface damage, and ensuring a well-maintained roadway.