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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Let me just say thank you, and holy crap this went way further than I anticipated haha. I don't know what I expected though. Most tractor preferences are closely held and always opposing it seems. I do know that I am going to rule out the Landplane. It just seems that it won't work effectively...
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    General upkeep on the driveway. Putting in a few other dirt paths/drives for tractor travel around the property. Maybe some grading in certain areas. I was planning on using the bucket to make some ditches along the driveway/path areas, but if I got the blade or boxblade I could do that. Other...
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Thankfully (I guess depending on how you look at it haha), we own the property and the road. So it is ours to do with what we want, but also our burden to bear.
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    I guess I had not thought a rear blade was more versatile than a box blade. Maybe it's because of the learning curve. I just see myself making giant divits in the ground with a blade.
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Thanks for the reply. I am seriously considering putting some material down in the really bad section that is natural soil. I don't know exactly how much it will amount to but I'm guessing I'm looking at about 50-60 tons for a basic 10' driveway up to the side of the house. In any case, I had...
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Do you have any experience using it on sand/natural soil? I won't have gravel or crushed stone down for a while.
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Thanks for the reply. I agree it really needs some new material put on it. I have been putting serious thought into biting the bullet and paying for something to put down on the last section that's really muddy. Also, the farm road is on our property and no one else has access to it. I...
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Thank you everyone for the replies. I still see some disagreement haha. Basically what I've seen till now. I think my main hangup is will the dirt/material really "flow" over the landplane blades? I see people use it to great effect on gravel driveways but this is sand and dirt. I am going to...
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    New house/driveway. Boxblade vs landplane?

    Hello all, First let me apologize for rehashing this topic for the thousandth time. I cannot find a good discussion about this particular context. I recently had a new house built on acreage. I am buying an MX5400 for mowing, brush clearing, some dirt moving, and general tasks/maintenance...