Deere push blade

[bv]

What would this blade sell for?

 

[Steve in IL]

Does it have any ability to be (hydraulically, or manually) angled? Also, does it have any sort of spring release for the blade? Without both these, I'd think that it's practical application would be limited, and so would it's price.

 

[Roger in Iowa]

Was it used to push silage for packing in a bunker silo?

 

[rockcreek4630]

It is perty much a gess they where built by delgelmen I gave 500 for mine at auction and have seen them sell for 5000 .

 

[nlastovi]

What would this blade sell for?
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Google "john deere 534 blade"; there are a number of hits. I'd guess ~$1000 to $2000 depending on the area of country

 

[Jim.ME]

JD 534 Angling Bulldozer Blade can manually angle at 18 degrees according to the operator's manual.

 

[bv]

Was it used to push silage for packing in a bunker silo?

the guy used it to dress up a road in his woods from time to time as far as I know

 

[bv]

Does it have any ability to be (hydraulically, or manually) angled? Also, does it have any sort of spring release for the blade? Without both these, I'd think that it's practical application would be limited, and so would it's price.

I haven't paid to much attention to it, I bought the tractor and having diesel pump rebuilt so should have it running soon and get it home.

 

[Jim.ME]

Does it have any ability to be (hydraulically, or manually) angled? Also, does it have any sort of spring release for the blade? Without both these, I'd think that it's practical application would be limited, and so would it's price.

JD calls it a Bulldozer blade. Bulldozers generally have to push against resistance, so no spring releases like snow plows.