Antonio Carraro with a hoe/blade.

[Tunin]

I finally adopted my Antonio Carraro to the Clemens under-stock hoe blade (or the other way around ). I only bought the red part, used for 350 euros. The lift and everything else is what I mocked up. The ready and done from Clemens is crazy expensive, what I built for a 100 euros of materials, would have cost me 3500 used from Clemens Original.

Added a generic solenoid valve to divert the fluid if needed if the antenna sensor does/can not do in for whatever reason…

Once I get it going, will make some videos using it, in the meantime, here are some videos I did before, when I adopted it to my Kubota B2410 years back.

At first it did not seam to be doing much but one comes after A day, the weed is all dried up and the soil is quit crumbly and soft.

 

[Tunin]

Back video
Back video 2
Front video
Front video 2
Front video 3
Underneath video

 

[ptsg]

Great job! It's doing a very nice job.

Nice tractor as well!

 

[Rustyiron]

Nice but I wish I understood it's operation. Is there only 1 "disc" that engages the soil? It looks like it's very adjustable.
Thanks for posting

 

[Tunin]

Great job! It's doing a very nice job.

Nice tractor as well!

Thank you. Yeah, model SRH9800, hydrostatic. Very versatle, narrow, as narrow is neaded for our old Mediterranean patches of vineyards and olive orchards, very nimble ( I hope that is the Eng. word)

 

[Tunin]

Nice but I wish I understood it's operation. Is there only 1 "disc" that engages the soil? It looks like it's very adjustable.
Thanks for posting

The disc only cuts a grove for the blade leg to go through, the blade with the tails does the job, it cuts underneath, depth adjustable, the tails move the soil and weed. It comes quite close to the trees, the soil gets worked quite well.
Let me try and find a photo from a few years ago, what it looks like a day later…

 

[ptsg]

Thank you. Yeah, model SRH9800, hydrostatic. Very versatle, narrow, as narrow is neaded for our old Mediterranean patches of vineyards and olive orchards, very nimble ( I hope that is the Eng. word)

I totally agree. I have a couple orchards and could use a lower and narrow tractor. Ended up getting just a narrow tractor which is a bit too tall but I still make it work.

I almost ended up with a smaller Tigre 3800 but unfortunately the dealer wasn't too interested on even walk to the yard to show the machine. It would fit my orchard needs very well.

 

[Tunin]

I could not find a photo of a day later but this is what it looks like right after I go through if the middle section is not pre-tilled.

 

[Xfaxman]

Nice but I wish I understood it's operation.

Watch the Front video: Google Photos

 

[Tunin]

I totally agree. I have a couple orchards and could use a lower and narrow tractor. Ended up getting just a narrow tractor which is a bit too tall but I still make it work.

I almost ended up with a smaller Tigre 3800 but unfortunately the dealer wasn't too interested on even walk to the yard to show the machine. It would fit my orchard needs very well.

When I got mine a friend got a SRX8400 no cab version, very low otherwise similar capabilities. Here are some photo them both together and one of mine for last years harvest.

I started a thread about a dealer in the US! east coast, that deserved a credit.
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