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Read articles →An owner unboxes and installs a Dirt Dog 60-inch land plane on his BX23S, giving detailed hands-on measurements of the build (steel thickness, weld quality, dimensions) before running it on a rutted, muddy gravel driveway. Shows the BX23S pulling it without bogging down using only scrapers, not the ripper shanks, plus before/after results. Good for buyers comparing the 48" vs 60" Dirt Dog and wanting real-world BX-series pulling capability.
An owner-operator documenting his own first-time purchase and first use of the implement on his property, so impressions are genuine but from a single use session.
Yes. The owner says it did not bog down once while pulling it, using only the scrapers and not the ripper shanks, even pulling low.
The steel thickness measures 3/16 inch, with a thick bottom shoe to ride on gravel and dirt, and welds that look pretty good.
It stands about 13 and a half inches tall, measures about 65 and a half inches wide overall, with an inside working width of about 60 and an eighth inches.
It came fully assembled. The owner only had to cut two straps off the pallet and hook it up to the three point, ready to go right away.
