jeremy in NE
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What size of noble blade can I pull with a Deere 7810? It will be in heavy clay to sandy soils. Thanks
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T in NE
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- Cambridge, Nebraska
Do you mean a Stroble?
I can't run one but for a couple hours, it kills my neck. Get the joystick control. The remote creates a major vacuum.
Works for grading, if you can keep dirt in front of the blade. It's more of a move large amounts of material machine.
A 16 footer will stop a weighted 7250 if you get too big of a bite. The 14 would be better on it. I think a 12 would be plenty on a 7810.
I can't run one but for a couple hours, it kills my neck. Get the joystick control. The remote creates a major vacuum.
Works for grading, if you can keep dirt in front of the blade. It's more of a move large amounts of material machine.
A 16 footer will stop a weighted 7250 if you get too big of a bite. The 14 would be better on it. I think a 12 would be plenty on a 7810.
Janicholson
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I agree. A backup camera and video screen would make a great addition for a very small increase in investment. Jim
David from Kansas
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Jeremy, are you referring to what we call a "V-blade", a tillage tool with one or more of the 4' to 6' blades?
jeremy in NE
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Yes that's the type I am talking about.
JimB2
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Hi Jeremy, way back in 1967 in Southern Alberta grain stuble I was running an IH 660 Wheatland Diesel with fluid in rear tires and it would pull 3 x 7 foot noble blades in 3rd Hi T/A. My cousin had just bought an IH 1206 Turbo with powered lead in the rears and he had a hitch bar were he could pull 2 of the 3x7 ft noble blades side by side.
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