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Read articles →Distinctive for its side-by-side land plane vs. box blade comparison from someone who owns a box blade but is trying a borrowed Everything Attachments land plane for the first time. Ed walks through physical design differences (angled blades, skids, scarifiers), then works his actual gravel driveway, sharing real first-pass observations: use 4WD on inclines, speed helps, and raise the implement gradually to avoid dumping a pile. Best for B2601 owners deciding between the two implements.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own 33-acre property, with no apparent commercial relationship to the attachment brand featured.
The land plane has angled scraper blades and skids that glide on top of the ground, while the box blade has straight blades and thinner sides made to dig in and move more material.
Yes, Ed started to spin the tires on an incline at the top of his driveway and had to switch into four-wheel drive, especially since the B2601 is a smaller tractor.
Plan ahead and raise the land plane very gently starting 20 to 30 feet before the end of the pass so it empties out gradually instead of dumping a pile.
Ed says based on his experience, a land plane is better for driveway maintenance, though he is also happy with results from his box blade.
