Folks, which is better? A box blade or a lamp plane? What are you going to choose? Well, no longer do you need to struggle with this decision because now there's a product called the box plane. Folks, if you love being one of the first to see these new innovations, then take five seconds. Press pause, hit subscribe, give us a thumbs up, leave a comment too. But if you're in the market for a tractor attachment, we want to help you out as well. Go to goodworkstractors.com. We sell and ship all over the country every day of the week. Oh, and don't forget the merchandise too if you're looking for a hat, a sweatshirt, a gift for Christmas or a birthday. When we sell that too, we donate all the profits to charity. We don't keep any of it for ourselves. You Folks, how are we doing? Welcome to Goodworks Tractors. So excited to try this out today. This is the box plane going to be offered by Summit Tractor. Now you're looking at a prototype right now, technically, but I think this is pretty production representative. If anything, it's only going to get better. But this is a unique product patent pending, okay? Made in America. A lot of good things about it. This gate right here is the secret to all this magic. It goes from a lamp plane, hence the name box plane. Okay, you got the lamp plane and the box blade kind of combined into one. And you can drop this gate down, pull large amounts of material if you want to. That's more like what a box blade does or you can push. You got a rear blade here too or lift this gate up like how we used it today and it becomes more like a lamp plane and you can grade out a gravel driveway. You know, we had a big hump here from when the last couple of loads of gravel got dropped off and I just I kind of had just quickly smoothed it out enough and never got around to really final grading it. And that's what I'd tackle today is that final grade and this worked amazingly well. And to be honest, I was actually shocked at how well it works for a couple of reasons. Number one, this is 60 inches wide on the 25 horsepower summit CX 25 and I kind of thought it was maybe too big for it to be perfectly honest with you. I thought maybe a 48 or 54 or something would be a better match, but this worked really good for this application here. Now it is December and so our gravel is not perfectly dry. There were times when it was spilling over nice and consistently the other times where it kind of clumped up a little bit. When I started to dig down into the really big hump that I was trying to smooth out, it was a little bit wetter there and it clumped up a little bit more and trapped more debris. And either way, it just adjusts your speed to the match and it can kind of tell you, listen to your tractor, always listen to that engine, the amount of strain that it has going on to kind of speed up, slow down, maybe raise up, lower down, whatever you got to do on the three point and just keep that consistency going. And now of course we had no need for the scarifiers, these big shanks here today. So we had them up in the just kind of the storage position, but they're going to have like a traditional box blade, three different positions, three holes in those blades. So if you have them 180 degrees and you want to dig down and rip through some stuff, maybe some hard packs, say you have an old gravel drive with big old ruts and washouts and pot holes and all that, well you want to use these shanks right here to dig down through those and kind of rip all the way down there, loosen all that up and just it's going to be a project, right? But that's what a tool like this is for to go through and resurface the whole thing and get it back in good shape. And then you have the tool like this right here to maintain it and you get a newer driveway like what we have here, this is four or five months old, something like that. Then you stand top of it, just run your plane over it a few times a year, you're good to go. And so actually about a year ago this time we had the very first prototype of the box plane and out at our other property or that way, out at Richland, we used the shanks, did some rip-end all sorts of stuff on our drive out there again, time of year not ideal but we're doing what we came with the conditions. Now the magic of this entire design, well a good chunk of it anyways, is in this movement mechanism, what do you want to call it? I don't know. Right there, just like that, okay? It lowers the backside down, closes off, the backside makes it like a traditional box blade, reverse that process, just like that, put the pin back in, just kind of like a retainer pin, kind of keeps it locked in place so it can't go anywhere and you're in land plane mode. Okay, so as well as that worked, you're actually going to see a few holes on either side where there's a position to put another blade in here. So you think about a land plane, it's got two rows of blades on there and this worked really well with just a one blade. You put a second blade in here that really kinds of helps keep things shuffling along and not building up as much and that could improve things even more. Not sure if that's going to be standard or an option or how that's going to shake out but this is going to be available again at Summit Tractor, I'm not going to sell this. Good workstractors is not going to sell this. You go to Summit Tractors website, just like the grapple and all other products that they're going to have coming out. I'm just lucky enough to be one of the first to play around with it. So folks, you know I'm a big fan of versatility. You know, we've got the Versa bracket coming up with those Versa forks, all sorts of other things. So I love it. Absolutely love it and this is another example of that. Just innovation at its finest and again, it's made in America. That's hard to beat. Alrighty folks, that's going to wrap it for us today. I appreciate you stopping by. Now we do sell all sorts of tractor attachments. So if you're looking for something for your front end loader for your three point hitch, we'd love to help you out. Go to gobrushtractors.com. We sell and ship all over the country every day of the week. If you're not in the market for anything right now, well, how about you hit that subscribe button down below. Give us a thumbs up, leave a comment. 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