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Read articles →An owner-operator's first use of a Titan Attachments six-foot land plane on a freshly re-stoned gravel driveway. The video draws a practical box-blade-vs-land-plane comparison, demonstrates just two passes to smooth the surface, and offers a simple leveling tip for setup. Note: Titan Attachments provided the unit at no cost. Best for gravel-driveway owners weighing whether a land plane adds value over a box blade they already own.
Hometown Acres appears to be an owner-operator channel documenting small-farm and property work, but this video features a manufacturer-provided unit, so the positive impressions carry a sponsored-product caveat.
A box blade should be used for moving material from one place to another, while the land plane is better for smoothing material and getting a finish grade.
Just one pass down the driveway and one pass back up made the driveway noticeably smoother, removing bumps felt when driving.
Make sure it is level front to back and level side to side, then drop it and go, according to the video.
Yes, the owner called it drop and go, saying it was easy to use the first time and gave a really good smooth finish.
