A box blade will not level out enough for a runway, even a grader with a long wheelbase you will have to work hard with a transit to find all high spots to get rid of them, you don't want a high spot to bounce you off course and flip as you land. A tractor with a blade will not get rid of low and high spots, just smooth out the surface but you would still have hills and valleys when you get done. I have no idea what you are wanting to use to grub so have no idea there except a brush rake on a dozer. Now I also do not know how that grader is mounted to rear of the M but they do make aftermarket 3 point hitches for them and if you could mount a hitch you would be way better than any tractor to go that way as you will find out they will not do what you need to do. The M and the 3010 will be about equal in power.. Use a long chain to pull the stuff and the length of the grader will help keep the front end on the ground as with that Deere you would probably be using that chain to pull the stuff and very likely to tip tractor over backward onto YOU.
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