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Read articles →A hobby homesteader uses a TYM 3707 Ironcraft dual-blade land plane on a freshly excavated, heavily rutted house site, showing multiple passes over roughly an hour of real work. He compares it to a box blade, explains how the attachment handles roots and rocks, and discusses packing soil before rain. Worth watching if you're curious how a land plane performs on rough, rooty ground, though note the creator discloses it was a sponsored product placement.
A hobby homestead channel whose creator explicitly states Ironcraft provided the land plane in exchange for demonstration videos, so the coverage skews promotional.
The creator says a box blade just won't do what the land plane does, since roots and rocks that get stuck under a box blade instead get gathered up and moved out of the way by the land plane.
Yes, he expected a big mess of roots from the cleared woods but was only stopped twice, both near the edges of the forest, and the plane cleaned up roots and rocks well.
He drove around the loosened soil to pack it in so it would not hold water in ruts or turn into a mushy mess when rain came, letting water run off instead of soaking in.
