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WD VS WD 45

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Bob

07-31-2000 08:31:24




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Thanks Aron, it is a WD, guess I believe to much to easy.
I would like to find a picture of the Snap back blade to confirm that is what I got.
I would also like to figure out what model bucket I have on it, It is a manure bucket, with tines, and a plate to convert to dirt or ?. Then it has a extension bucket, wider by quite a bit, held on to the top with three bolts.
Still looking for recommended fluid chart or information on this one.
Thanks, Bob

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Brian G

08-02-2000 06:38:47




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 Re: WD VS WD 45 in reply to Bob, 07-31-2000 08:31:24  
Bob, go back and look at my response to your original post. Brian G.



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Rob in MO

08-01-2000 11:20:13




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 Re: WD VS WD 45 in reply to Bob, 07-31-2000 08:31:24  
A snap-coupler blade will have wheels on it to adjust the pitch and angle, and will have a long bar in front of it that snaps into the housing beneath the tractor. Also, it will have two arms on it that are held by claws on the lift arms. I have seen regular cat I blades adapted for snap couplers. If it is the wheel-type, you got a good deal!!!



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