The model became so popular that production had difficulty keeping pace with demand. Special designs were produced, such as the tricycle and the tandem, as well as tall portal tractors for use in vineyards. Counting only “proper” tractors, more units of the Boxer were produced by BM than any other BM tractor. The total number over nine years of production was 28 039 units. In addition, 400 PKD kits (partially assembled) about 10 000 chassis for forestry and construction machinery were produced. Most of these were for the LM 218 rear loader, but they were also used in the DR 631 articulated hauler “Grus-Kalle, (Gravel Charlie)” and its sister machine for timber haulage, the SM 665/667, known as “Timmer-Kalle (Timber Charlie)”.