YANMAR ACADEMY BOX BLADE OPERATION

One of the most versatile implements you can attach to your tractor is a box blade. In this video we will go through all the best practices you should know before operating a Yanmar box blade. Box blades have scarifiers to break up soil along with a front and rear blade for tasks such as grading landscape, cleaning up construction sites, or smoothing gravel roads.

[@DCHobbs]

I recently bought the 325, absolutely love this tractor. It is so well thought out. I got the bucket, pallet forks, 60" underbelly mower and grapple. Next implement will be the landscape/rock rake, then the box blade.
The mower cuts beautifully, like a golf green.
I am totally sold on yanmar!

[@Adam-cb6ve]

Anyone know if the 424 has a free float for when using the back blade with snow? I've been using an old Ford 9n for snow because that does free float without tearing everything up.

[@brandane190]

Yanmar box blades were made by Woods. Who makes this one as its clearly not Woods? Thanks

[@merdanyildiz5527]

ı have a ask .
ı don't see lift automatic ?

[@Josephpono]

They don't show how to adjust the box blade from side to side! When I check my Yanmar tractor that adjustment does not seem possible, yet on other tractors it does. I wanted to adjust my box blade so as to push snow from one side to side. I checked my tractor again and was able to adjust it to one side. I'm going to try it at next snow storm.

[@YANMARAcademy]

Yanmar tractors come standard with one adjustable lift link, installed above the right lower link. This adjusts the implement from side to side.

[@Josephpono]

Will this angle the box blade so I can use it like a snow plow?@@YANMARAcademy

[@Josephpono]

I think I’m just going to use my boxblade the way it was intended to be used. It doesn’t seem realistic to use it like a snow plow that pushes snow to the side. What do you think?