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Read articles →This is a quick sizing tip rather than a hands-on demo: Ashton Pierce explains the core rule for picking a box blade width, get one that extends slightly past your tractor's tires so you avoid leaving tire tracks when grading or pulling gravel. He gives a concrete example with a 48-inch blade on an MT125 and scales the logic up to 6-foot tractors. Good for first-time buyers unsure what size to order; not a use or setup walkthrough.
Posted by the TRACTORCITY channel, presented as general buying advice rather than a dealer or owner review of a specific unit.
Buy a box blade that comes just past your tires so you avoid leaving tire tracks when pulling gravel or grading, for example a 48-inch blade on an MT125.
If the box blade sits inside the tires, the tires will leave tracks behind it, so the blade should extend just past the tires.
The same sizing logic applies: if your tractor is roughly 6 feet wide, you should get a 6-foot box blade.
