Posted by Billy NY on February 06, 2014 at 11:23:34 from (72.226.79.200):
In Reply to: Re: D6 9U question posted by Brian Bell on February 06, 2014 at 08:24:37:
Another thing I noticed, is the blade description may be incorrect, I have a 7A blade on my D7 and it has manual angle only. I am not aware of the S series blades from that era in this case a 6S if I am correct, that has tilt or angle, its straight blade with push arms to the trunnions on each side of the track frame, the A series blade is a C frame and has movable braces that you unpin and relocate to angle, mine you cannot tilt. Now maybe there is more to the photo that I cannot see. The older WWII era tractors that had LeTourneau power control units with knock down and or tilt and angle blades you could see the sector gear looking like hardware on the push arms for tilt and the rings for moving the braces to angle, maybe its me and I am mistaken, but I do not see it in the photo, I stand to be corrected,
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