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Read articles →A real-work demo using a Heavy Hitch rear land leveler on a 1025R to repair a driveway disrupted by a geothermal trench. The video walks through the tilt-forward/tilt-flat technique, how multiple passes improve results, and why adding ballast weights matters on hard-packed ground. It also briefly compares the rear-mount to a front-loader version. Best for owners deciding between driveway tools or considering this specific Heavy Hitch implement.
An owner-operator channel where the host uses equipment on his own property and has an affiliate relationship with Heavy Hitch, the implement's manufacturer.
Tilt it forward for the first passes so the front teeth dig in and break up the material, then tilt it flat so the material spreads out evenly across the surface.
It's not an issue with the tool but with weight. Adding weights, like filling brackets with forty pounders first, helps it dig in properly on hard pack.
It has a good balance of disruptive force without dragging hundreds of pounds of rock into a big pile like a box blade or land plane would create.
The teeth are not removable and made of AR400 steel, so most owners won't ever wear them out; a worn tooth can be welded back on if needed.
