MK Martin Tractor Box Blade

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MK Martin Box Blade used for?

The MK Martin Box Blade is designed for grading, leveling, backfilling, spreading material, maintaining gravel driveways, and correcting uneven ground. Its 3-point hitch design makes it suitable for property maintenance, landscaping, agricultural, and general earthmoving applications.

What MK Martin Box Blade models are available?

The lineup includes the 784HD, 784DLX, 896DLX, 566HD, and 448STD models, with working widths ranging from 48" to 96". This range provides options for both smaller tractors and larger utility tractors.

What tractor horsepower is required for MK Martin Box Blades?

The MK Martin Box Blade series is rated for tractors with up to 75 HP, depending on the model. For example, the 784HD is rated up to 45 HP, while the 784DLX and 896DLX are rated up to 75 HP.

What is the difference between the MK Martin HD, DLX, and STD box blades?

The HD, DLX, and STD models differ in their construction, hitch category, material thickness, and intended tractor size. For example, the 784HD uses a Category 1 hitch and 3/16" mouldboard, while the heavier 784DLX uses a Category 2 hitch with a 1/4" mouldboard and is rated for up to 75 HP.

How many shanks do the MK Martin Box Blades have?

The number of shanks depends on the model. The 784HD and 784DLX each use 6 shanks, while the wider 896DLX uses 7 shanks, providing additional ground engagement across its 96" working width.

How do I choose the right MK Martin Box Blade for my tractor?

Choose a MK Martin Box Blade based on your tractor's horsepower, 3-point hitch category, lift capacity, required working width, and grading application. Smaller models are appropriate for compact tractors and lighter work, while the wider DLX configurations are designed for larger tractors and more demanding grading and material-moving jobs.