Introducing the Summit Tractors BPX Series BoxPlane
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The Summit BPX Series BoxPlanes are a patent pending U.S. made Summit Tractors exclusive, manufactured in Wisconsin. A true “2 for 1” implement, the BoxPlane does the work of both a box scraper and a land plane without requiring the purchase of two attachments and having to switch between the two to produce the very best results to meet your grading needs.
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Good Works Tractor has some good videos using the Summit with several attachments! Learning a lot!!
Great demo, love the attachment!
Built my land plane with a hydraulic end gate back in 2018. Really good at limiting the amount of material coming out the back.
I keep looking at that deer blind in the background!! LOL
Summit has some real smart engineers!
Love it.
"Give me one of everything you have and two of everything you don't"! - Hawkeye MASH
Would you take this over having a box blade and plane independently?
Very nice! Did the TX25 handle the 60"...in your opinion?...or do you think the 48" would be better? Thx for the vid.
The 60" in the recommended size for the TX25H!
That hydraulic top link makes the transition from Box Blade to Smooth Grading so easy. With the hydraulic top link setup, another auxiliary hydraulic port is required for the Box to Scraper feature you mentioned?
Hello Brian! To use a hydraulic top link and hydraulic cylinder on the BoxPlane, you would need to add a hydraulic multiplier to allow for more remotes.
@@summittractors Can that be ordered with the tractor?
@@tclodfelter8789 The BoxPlane can be purchased with the tractor, but we do not yet have a hydraulic cylinder available.
The TX25 is a nice tractor and offers a lot of features but it's size and HP will substantially limit what it can do. It has a hydraulic flow of only 4.8gpm and the loader limit is just 1100 lbs and rear lift is 1160 lbs at 24". It should be fine for around 5 or so acres. I'm sure Summit will be making tractors in the 35hp to 50hp range which better fits most peoples needs. 20 thousand for a small tractor that's limited by it's size and HP would not be on my list. I own a 70HP New Holland and 50HP John Deere....
What is your basic unit cost?
Neat tool!
What brand and model drone are you using for this video?
would the 48" work behind an X758 /748/595?
Hello! As long as those tractor models come with a category 1- 3pt hitch, they should be compatible. However, you may want to double check specifications with the tractor manufacturer.
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The cost?
$2,599.99 with free shipping in the contiguous US.
Never heard of Summit tractors?
You can learn more about Summit Tractors here: www.summittractors.com/
@@summittractors Very nice, looking for one twice that size.
@@inspectr1949 Stay tuned! We will be sharing details about our 36HP tractor this fall.
@@summittractors Still too small unless the loader has a minimum of a 2000# lifting capacity and a minimum of a 30 HP PTO.
@@summittractors Any specs on that!?? I've been waiting for it to come out! Will it also be fully loaded right out of the box...ready to work?
I like my Gannon 6 way all hydraulic scraper box, if I want material to escape I can just adjust box front up and the rear blade acts as a gauge. Rippers are hydraulic also. I don’t see any advantage with this box.
NEVER STAND UNDER AN ATTACHMENT OR IMPLEMENT!!!!!! I didn't see an informational sales video, I saw a major safety issue that kills or drastically hurts operators every day.
#1 - Safety. Don't work with your feet or any other body part under a raised implement or attachment unless you have something under it to prevent it from falling. I cringed watching this guy sticking his feet under the blade. #2 - I don't understand why the 3-point implements for today's small tractors are built with such lightweight material. I have 70-year old plows and angle blades around here that came with Ford 9N's and 8N's that would still function just fine if they were called into duty. I doubt if this Boxplane will be able to make that claim.
That guy needs some lessons on material moisture and compaction, he is just making a dusty mess for that driveway. Also he is segregating his material without proper moisture. Notice he is always working on nearly flat conditions. I have been a licensed general engineering contractor for over 40 years.