Box Blade Implements

Box Blade Implements For Sale In Corpus Christi, Texas

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Shape the Earth: Dominate Every Inch with Precision.

Box blades are powerful allies in many outdoor tasks. Their ability to efficiently handle multiple types of ground work makes them a valuable investment for anyone who works with land. Whether you’re engaged in small-scale landscaping or large-scale agricultural projects, a box blade implement can significantly enhance your productivity and results. By understanding the features, applications, and maintenance of these tools, operators can make the most of their capabilities to achieve precise and professional outcomes.

Box Blade Implements in Corpus Christi

Canal Tool & Equipment has been a trusted name in the tool and equipment industry for decades. Based in the heart of the Coastal Bend, our locally-owned company is a leading national supplier of robust and reliable box blade implements. Our commitment to quality, customer service, and innovation drives our company forward, ensuring that we meet the evolving needs of our diverse clientele.

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Box Blade Implement Lineup

Don’t see the box blade implement that you want? Don’t worry! 

Canal Tool & Equipment has a diverse and expanding product lineup to ensure our customers have a diverse range of high-quality box blade implements to meet their needs.

3100 Series

These Standard-Duty Box Blade Scrapers are designed specifically for working topsoil, gravel, mulch, or manure. Ideal for use on the farm, at building sites, or outdoor arenas.

These scrapers are designed to work with 15 to 45 hp tractors, and are available in five different widths from 48” to 96”. They feature three to six adjustable ripper shanks (dependent on the width of the unit). The box blade has a 17” moldboard height, 22” depth, 6” cutting edge, and is Category I quick hitch compatible.

15 - 45 Engine HP

Standard-Duty Box Blades

3200 Series

For tough jobs, these Heavy-Duty Box Blade Scrapers will stand up to the tasks required to maintain your farm, building site, or landscaping projects. This heavy-duty box blade will make quick work of ripping up dirt, grading and leveling land, or spreading soil.  Models are available in three different working widths from 72” to 96”, with adjustable heavy-duty ripper shanks, is Category I quick hitch compatible, and is designed to work with 30 to 70 hp tractors.

30 - 70 Engine HP

Heavy Duty Box Blades

3600 Series

IronCraft’s 3600 dual-edge graders can be used to maintain gravel driveways, level a garden plot, and smooth dirt areas including horse arenas and barn floors. The new dual-edge graders are designed with an adjustable cutting depth, making the shanks optional.

The 3600 dual-edge graders feature replaceable skid shoes, reversible blades, adjustable blade height, and adjustable shanks.

Designed to work with 25 to 55 hp tractors, the 3600 dual-edge graders accommodate a Category I quick hitch and are available in two working widths from 60” to 72”.

25 - 55 Engine HP

Dual Edge Graders

3700 Series

IronCraft’s 3700 dual-edge graders can be used to maintain gravel driveways, level a garden plot, and smooth dirt areas including horse arenas and barn floors. It is designed with an adjustable cutting depth, making the shanks optional.

The 3700 dual-edge graders feature replaceable skid shoes, reversible blades, adjustable blade height, and adjustable shanks.

Designed to work with 40 to 80 hp tractors, the 3700 Graders accommodate a Category I quick hitch, Category II 3-Point and Category II Quick Hitch if applicable. The 3700 dual-edge graders are available in two working widths from 84” to 96”.

40 - 80 Engine HP

Dual Edge Graders

4100 Series

These Economy Grader Blades offer ease of moving topsoil, gravel, snow, and other similar materials. They will handle your basic land grading, small construction, or maintenance jobs with ease.  Designed to work with 15 to 35 hp tractors, they feature a five-position angle adjustment, are Category I quick hitch compatible, and are available in four different working widths from 48” to 84”.

15 - 35 Engine HP

Economy Grader Blades

4300 Series

These Standard-Duty Grader Blades offer ease of moving topsoil, gravel, snow, and other similar materials. They are ideal for basic land grading, leveling, or backfilling needs and are designed to work with 15 to 40 hp tractors. They feature a five-position angle adjustment, a three-position tilt adjustment, and are available in four different working widths from 48” to 84”. These models are Category I quick hitch compatible.

15 - 40 Engine HP

Standard-Duty Grader Blades

4400 Series

These Offset Grader Blades offer ease of moving topsoil, gravel, snow, and other similar materials. They are built to give you years of reliable performance, and are designed to work with 35 to 65 hp tractors.

These models feature five-position angle adjustment, three-position tilt adjustment, five-position offset adjustment, and are Category I quick hitch compatible. Three models are available in working widths from 60” to 84”.

35 - 65 Engine HP

Offset Grader Blades

4500 Series

These Heavy-Duty Grader Blades are our toughest grader blades. These models will easily meet all of your land grading, leveling, or backfilling needs. Designed for 50 to 75 hp tractors, they feature a five-position angle adjustment, three-position tilt adjustment, utilize a ratchet jack for the offset adjustment, and are Category I & II quick hitch compatible. Three models provide working widths from 72” to 96”.

45 - 75 Engine HP

Heavy Duty Grader Blades

Box Blade Implements
Built To Last

Our box blade implements are designed to perform and built to last. These versatile tools are perfect for a variety of tasks including grading, backfilling, leveling, and landscaping. Here’s what sets our box blades apart:

  • Durability: Manufactured with high-strength steel and reinforced frameworks, our box blades withstand the toughest conditions and tasks. They are designed to endure, ensuring you get longevity and value from your investment.

  • Versatility: With adjustable and replaceable scarifier teeth, our box blades can be customized to suit different soil types and tasks. Whether you’re breaking up hard ground or smoothing out dirt for landscaping, our box blades offer the flexibility you need.

  • Ease of Use: We understand that your time is valuable. That’s why our box blade implements are designed for easy attachment and detachment, fitting most tractor models seamlessly. This ease of use extends to maintenance, with accessible parts and straightforward procedures.

  • Variety: We offer a wide range of sizes and models, from basic units for small-scale gardening to heavy-duty blades for commercial construction and farming. No matter the size of your project, we have a box blade that fits your needs.

What Are Box Blade Implements?

A box blade, essentially a rectangular box, includes front and rear scraping blades and often features adjustable scarifier teeth. These components are key to its functionality. The front blade cuts into the soil or material, the box section allows for material to be collected and transported, and the rear blade provides a smooth finish as the tractor moves along the area being worked on.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Versatility: The box blade is renowned for its ability to perform multiple tasks. It can cut, level, move, and grade a variety of materials, including soil, gravel, sand, and loose asphalt.
  • Durability: Typically constructed from heavy-duty steel, box blades are built to withstand tough conditions and heavy use, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.
  • Efficiency: By combining the actions of cutting, moving, and smoothing materials into a single pass, box blades reduce the amount of time and effort required to complete tasks.
  • Adjustability: Many box blades come with adjustable and replaceable scarifier teeth, which can be set at different depths to break up compacted material, enhancing the implement’s utility and adaptability.
  • Ease of Use: Designed to be user-friendly, box blades can be easily attached to and operated with a variety of tractors, making them accessible to operators of different skill levels.

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We believe that our relationship with you, our customer, is just as important as the tools we sell. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are here to help you select the perfect tool, provide detailed product information, and offer after-sales support.

We provide training materials, operational guides, and responsive customer service to ensure you get the most out of your purchase.

 

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Choosing the Right Box Blade

Selecting the appropriate box blade depends on several factors:

  • Tractor Compatibility: The size and power of your tractor determine the size of the box blade you can effectively use. It’s important to ensure that the implement is compatible with the tractor’s horsepower and hitch type.
  • Material: Consider the type of material you will primarily work with. Different blade materials and teeth configurations are better suited to different tasks.
  • Width and Weight: The width and weight of the box blade should match your project’s scale and the capabilities of your tractor.

Box Blade Implements FAQs

What is a box blade used for?

A box blade, also known as a box scraper, is a tractor attachment commonly used for grading and smoothing land, as well as backfilling, leveling, and sculpting the earth. It is especially useful in landscaping, road maintenance, and construction. The implement is versatile enough to spread materials like soil or gravel, and to create or maintain paths or driveways.

How do I choose the right size box blade for my tractor?

The right size of a box blade for your tractor depends on the horsepower (HP) of your tractor. Typically, for every foot of blade width, you should have at least 5 HP. For instance, a 5-foot box blade should ideally be used with a tractor that has at least 25 HP. It’s important to match the implement to the tractor’s capabilities to ensure efficient operation without overloading the tractor.

Can I replace the scarifier teeth, and how often should I do it?

Yes, the scarifier teeth on a box blade are replaceable. The frequency of replacement depends on usage intensity and the abrasiveness of the material with which you’re working. Regularly check the teeth for wear and replace them when they become dull or damaged to maintain the effectiveness and efficiency of the box blade.

Are there different types of box blades? If so, what are they?

Yes, there are several types of box blades. Basic models typically offer manual adjustments and are suited for light-duty tasks. More advanced models may include hydraulic controls for adjustments from the tractor seat, making them suitable for more precision work and heavy-duty operations. The choice between types should be based on the specific needs of your tasks and the features of your tractor.

How do I maintain my box blade?

Maintenance of a box blade involves regular cleaning to remove dirt and debris, checking for rust, and applying lubricant to moving parts. It’s important to inspect the blade for damage, ensure that all bolts and scarifier teeth are tight, and replace any worn parts. Store your box blade under cover to protect it from the elements and prolong its lifespan.

What safety precautions should I follow when using a box blade?

When using a box blade, wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, goggles, and sturdy footwear. Ensure that the box blade is properly attached to the tractor before use. Always operate the tractor and implement at a safe speed, and be aware of your surroundings to prevent accidents. Additionally, make sure to use the box blade on stable and even ground to avoid tipping or loss of control.