Site task
Separate grading, raking, stone burial, stone collection and hole drilling.
Product selection guide
Grading, Drainage & Landscaping Selection Guide
Compare the working mechanism, intended material and machine connection for grading, drainage & landscaping.
Choose by the work you need to do
Grading tracks and prepared surfaces
Compare a box blade, rear blade or leveller for moving and finishing loose material.
Box blade, Rear grading blade, Land levellerView matching product types
Gathering or burying stones
Rakes gather surface debris, buriers place stones below fine soil, and pickers collect them.
Landscape rake, Stone burier, Stone pickerView matching product types
Making drainage channels and holes
Choose a ditch-cutting mechanism or an auger for the required channel or hole.
Ditcher, Post-hole diggerView matching product typesCompare product types and their uses
| Product type | Purpose & applications | Key checks | Product information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box blade | A three-point-mounted box blade with adjustable scarifier shanks for loosening and grading topsoil, gravel and similar loose material. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Rear grading blade | A tractor rear grading blade for levelling loose material and maintaining farm tracks and working surfaces. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Landscape rake | A tractor-mounted landscape rake for gathering loose debris and light grading during ground preparation. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Land leveller | A trailed, satellite-controlled land leveller with a gooseneck drawbar and hydraulically adjusted blade for forming a more uniform field surface. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Stone burier | A PTO-driven stone burier that prepares the upper soil layer and leaves finer soil above buried stones and debris. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Stone picker | A tractor-towed stone picker that collects suitable field stones into a hopper and tips the collected material for unloading. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Ditcher | A three-point-mounted rotary ditcher with a PTO-driven blade disc for cutting field drainage or irrigation ditches. | Working geometry, hitch/lift and drive where applicable. | View product & specifications |
| Post-hole digger | A three-point-mounted, PTO-driven auger for drilling planting and fence-post holes. The gearbox turns an interchangeable auger selected for the hole diameter and ground conditions. | Three-point hitch, guarded PTO and auger connection. | View product & specifications |
Check the task, working size and machine
Grading, Drainage & Landscaping
Passive or powered
Blades and rakes work differently from PTO-driven buriers and augers.
Working profile
State blade width, desired surface finish, channel profile or hole size.
Ground conditions
Describe stones, roots, soil and obstructions before choosing a mechanism.
Installation requirements
Confirm the implement fits your tractor
Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.
Task and surface
Grading, raking, soil burial, stone removal or hole drilling.
Connection
Check hitch category, towing arrangement or required bracket.
Power where applicable
PTO is relevant to powered implements, not a passive blade or rake.
Working dimensions
Width, depth, lift capacity and operating space.
Selection questions
Questions before choosing a tool
Is a stone burier the same as a stone picker?
No. A burier places suitable stones below finer prepared soil. A picker collects stones through its specified pickup mechanism.
Does a grading blade need PTO drive?
A passive blade does not use PTO for its ground-engaging action. Check any powered adjustments separately. A rotary burier or auger is different.
Does machine power or weight alone establish a fit?
No. Check the mounting connection, lifting limits and the power or hydraulic supply specified for the selected tool.
What should I provide when comparing product types?
Describe the material, required result and working dimensions. Include the machine model and the connection information listed above.
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