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The rule of thumb I’ve always followed is this, for box blades and land planes you go 1 foot wider than your rear tire width. So a tractor 5 feet wide uses a 6 foot wide implement. With a rear blade, wider is better, especially if you’re going to rotate it any to help pull in material from the...

Woods, land pride, and rhino make good heavy units. It would help smooth out your track. In my experience box blades have more of a learning curve. They are better at moving material and the land plane IMO is better at smoothing and leveling. I use both. Between our farm and our house we have...

All the Harley rakes I’ve seen are pretty dang expensive, but they do work. Here is what I mean by land plane:

I would recommend a land plane with scarifiers. More expensive than a regular box blade, but IMO, more useful. Especially when moving/ smoothing loose material like gravel.

While probably more expensive, I would think pier pads would hold up better to weight. I drove my truck over some step stones at my parents and it broke them right in two. Pier pads I have driven over and never an issue. As mentioned above the base they’re set on will make a lot of difference.

I have one from Eastwood. It’s convertible from soda to sand/media. I have used infrequently over the last few years but when I bought it about 10 years ago I soda blasted a long bed 87 GMC pickup I was getting ready to paint. It’s a slower process than media because it really only gets one...

We’ve got a place around here that sells pole barn ‘kits’ you tell them the size you want and they get all the materials together including the concrete. I purchased a 24x36 last year for the wife and I to park under. And for the third bay to fill up with crap apparently. I have not walled it in...