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Read articles →This is a real-world property project, not a demo: the owner uses his MX5400 and Land Pride land plane to regrade a rock-and-dirt work area and fix ruts on a trail, comparing the land plane's material-moving ability to a box blade and showing how quickly rough ground gets smoothed out. It's casual and practical rather than spec-focused, good for owners curious how a land plane actually performs on uneven ground.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on footage from his own property, mixed with personal asides unrelated to the tractor.
The land plane carries less rock than a box blade would, but it still moves a decent amount of material, as shown moving rock in about ten minutes.
Yes, the video shows a rut probably eight to ten inches deep on a trail getting fully graded and fixed up in no time at all.
The rippers were adjusted up since not much digging was needed, just pulling stone around and grading, so it worked fine set that way.
