Glad we could help. Understanding the differences in attachments will help you make a better and wiser decision on where to invest your hard earned dollars. There are lots of differences in attachments quality, features and value.
Glad it was helpful! Not all Grader Blades are the same and you're a lot happier when you buy the right blade to match your tractor. Thanks for the comments.
Love all of your Rhino grader blade videos !! Very informative ones. Want to buy a 7008 for snow service. You should mention the effectiveness of the offset feature for pushing/benching snow berms. Tractor on the road...snow pushed off to the side to make room for more snow. If we get more snow !!?? Much needed in the drought states.
Hmm Rhino could easily make a suitcase weights bracket for the back of the blade bracket. It would reduce skipping and have a more consistent graded surface.
Don't need extra weight with RhinoAG blades. They Build it into the blades by using the proper amount of metal in the hitch & moldboard to match the tractor they are designed to work with. That why the RhinoAG blades work great for our customers versus the cheap, low weight blades on the market. There is a reason some blades are cheap...because they are built cheap.
How bout a video on grader blade vs box blade, and how to choose which implement for the application. I have both a 65 horse power tractor and 25 horse power GC. What's the best bang for buck implement on 100 acre homestead?
That video came to mind after creating this video and talking with a customer yesterday. Box Blade vs Grading Scraper vs Rear Grader Blade. It is on the list of videos to do. Thanks for the Comments!
Where are your tires set? Easiest to measure your Max Tire Width. We sold like 2 AGCO Compacts and not the ST35 but normally we sell blades 1' wider so you can angle and still cut out tire tracks.
We are located in Missouri, USA. And our contract does not allow us to sell outside our area of responsibility nor export. You need to contact the Manufacturer Rep in your country or their Website to find out Distributor or Dealers in Nepal.
What model Rhino blade do you recommend for a 1998 Massey Ferguson 231? I know it’ll handle a 6 foot. Tractor has 38 engine horsepower and weighs 4,100 pounds. Thanks
50 Series are rated up to 40 PTO HP 4wd Tractors with 6' or 7' Moldboard. 70 Series rated up to 55 PTO HP 4wd Tractors 6' , 7' r 8' Moldboards. 850 rated up to 70 PTO HP 4wd Tractors and have 7' or 8' Moldboards. Just depends on how heavy duty you want the 850 is the heaviest and 50 series is lighter and mid spec is 70 Series. We have done videos to show the differences.
Good video. Nice to see the blades. Iam looking for a rhino blade not sure what to get. I have a 48hp 4wd tractor looking to do some hard work with it would the 50 series work or do I need a 70.
50 Series should be strong enough. They built heavy and impressive. Only thing is if you want the added option of End Plates then I would recommend the 70 Series. Either blade will be good for that range tractor.
@@VahrenbergImplement Thanks alot. I was just concerned about being pretty much at maximum recommend Hp of the 50 series if it would work for me or not.
I just came across this video. Great information, sir! A lot of people new to tractors don't think that much about attachment purchases. Awesome!
Glad we could help. Understanding the differences in attachments will help you make a better and wiser decision on where to invest your hard earned dollars. There are lots of differences in attachments quality, features and value.
Thankyou for your excellent explanation of grader blades.
Glad it was helpful! Not all Grader Blades are the same and you're a lot happier when you buy the right blade to match your tractor. Thanks for the comments.
Love all of your Rhino grader blade videos !! Very informative ones. Want to buy a 7008 for snow service. You should mention the effectiveness of the offset feature for pushing/benching snow berms. Tractor on the road...snow pushed off to the side to make room for more snow. If we get more snow !!?? Much needed in the drought states.
Great suggestion! We will do that in the future. Offset is nice fore creating ditches or moving materials away from the road!!!
Hmm Rhino could easily make a suitcase weights bracket for the back of the blade bracket. It would reduce skipping and have a more consistent graded surface.
Don't need extra weight with RhinoAG blades. They Build it into the blades by using the proper amount of metal in the hitch & moldboard to match the tractor they are designed to work with. That why the RhinoAG blades work great for our customers versus the cheap, low weight blades on the market. There is a reason some blades are cheap...because they are built cheap.
How bout a video on grader blade vs box blade, and how to choose which implement for the application. I have both a 65 horse power tractor and 25 horse power GC. What's the best bang for buck implement on 100 acre homestead?
That video came to mind after creating this video and talking with a customer yesterday. Box Blade vs Grading Scraper vs Rear Grader Blade. It is on the list of videos to do. Thanks for the Comments!
Very informative video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Agco st 35 what size and width? Please. And God Bless!
Is it 6” past each side?
Where are your tires set? Easiest to measure your Max Tire Width. We sold like 2 AGCO Compacts and not the ST35 but normally we sell blades 1' wider so you can angle and still cut out tire tracks.
What size for a 3025E?
What is the Width of the Rear Tires? Normally I like to add a foot wider so when you angle you can clean out tire tracks.
Can you adjust to a certain degree from the three point with the gc series ?
You adjust the length of the toplink to change the degree or angle of the cutting angle. All tractors including the GC Series has adjustable toplinks.
Very helpful
Glad you think so!
Hello where is this showroom?
How to provide in nepal?
We are located in Missouri, USA. And our contract does not allow us to sell outside our area of responsibility nor export. You need to contact the Manufacturer Rep in your country or their Website to find out Distributor or Dealers in Nepal.
Great informative video. You need to open a dealership on Wisconsin 😂
Can't go wrong with 6-way blade.
6 Way Blades are a great option to consider as implement for all tractor. Thanks for the comments
What model Rhino blade do you recommend for a 1998 Massey Ferguson 231? I know it’ll handle a 6 foot. Tractor has 38 engine horsepower and weighs 4,100 pounds. Thanks
50 Series are rated up to 40 PTO HP 4wd Tractors with 6' or 7' Moldboard. 70 Series rated up to 55 PTO HP 4wd Tractors 6' , 7' r 8' Moldboards. 850 rated up to 70 PTO HP 4wd Tractors and have 7' or 8' Moldboards. Just depends on how heavy duty you want the 850 is the heaviest and 50 series is lighter and mid spec is 70 Series. We have done videos to show the differences.
Good video. Nice to see the blades. Iam looking for a rhino blade not sure what to get. I have a 48hp 4wd tractor looking to do some hard work with it would the 50 series work or do I need a 70.
The 50 Series are rated up to 40 PTO HP 4wd Tractors. Is your 48 engine or pto hp?
@@VahrenbergImplement It's 48 engine Hp my PTO is 39 Hp
50 Series should be strong enough. They built heavy and impressive. Only thing is if you want the added option of End Plates then I would recommend the 70 Series. Either blade will be good for that range tractor.
@@VahrenbergImplement Thanks alot. I was just concerned about being pretty much at maximum recommend Hp of the 50 series if it would work for me or not.
Is it available in India?
You would need to contact RhinoAG www.Rhinoag.com if they have a distributor in India. We are just a dealer for them,
👍 thanks!
You bet! Glad it helped!
rhino are the best blades out there i own a 850 Rhino hyd blade its built like a tank
We agree...they put the metal where it matters and Born Tough to Last! Thanks for the Comments and Watching Our Videos!
@@VahrenbergImplement your welcome