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SVcummins

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Anybody recognize the brand of this scraper blade
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good evening sv, I got a blade identical to that about 15 years ago that came with a ford 8n at a local farm auction, the owner said it was a ford blade that came with the tractor when it was bought new?? it had the same rear plate as yours that you dropped a pin into to set the angle, it swiveled a full 360 degrees.
 
There have been So many manufacturers of blades over the years that unless it has a tag of some sort I doubt you'll ID it.
It could be a Ford blade but I doubt it is from the N era.
The 9/2Ns would have been sold with a Ferguson blade while the 8Ns and Jubilees would have been sold with a Dearborn blade - none of which looked like that.
If it is a Ford blade it would have been from much later than the Ns.
 
I have one similar to that. Is it 7 foot and does it have a blade tilt feature as well as rotating 360 degrees? A feature on mine is the blade is formed out of 1/4 plate with top edge formed back and reinforcing welded on the back. It has a cutting blade and is heavy and does serious damage on the drive & rock when trying to grade snow. The only mark I could find was an little aluminum plate with a number stamped on it rivited on one side. No one could help with the brand but since there are several around it may be Blue OX or some other "no name" company. cleddy
 
It looks like an older King Kutter PRB series. Hit the link. I have the ford and although the upright looks close I don't think it's a ford blade.
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King Kutter blade
 
good morning sv that blade kirk has a pic of here is the one I got with my 8n, I got a smile at kirks picture with his selection of wood blocks sitting handy at the shop door :) I think every shop in the country has a selection of different size wood blocks around for jacking and blocking up equipment.
 
Thanks for all the replies guys the only marking I can see on the blade is a model number either 750 or 75c
 
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