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WD snap couplers

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Sheila Cole

05-07-2006 16:55:44




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I have a WD 45 with a snap couple back blade my couplers on lift arn unlatch, when using it.
What is my problem?




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JMS/MN

05-08-2006 06:52:37




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 Re: WD snap couplers in reply to Sheila Cole, 05-07-2006 16:55:44  
Just a point of information for you- especially if you ever search for parts. The term 'Snap Coupler' refers to the bell-shaped housing under the tractor that the drawbar 'snaps' in to. What you are having a problem with are the 'lift arm latches'. At least a couple of different styles have been used over the years, some formed steel, some cast iron.



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IBorange in TX

05-07-2006 19:23:17




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 Re: WD snap couplers in reply to Sheila Cole, 05-07-2006 16:55:44  
There are a couple of things that you need to check. Make sure that the two springs on the caps of the hitches are tight, if loose, then replace. Make sure that the cross arms are connected to the lift arms on the blade. They are used to hold the lift arms straight and inline with the lift cups on the hitch. The lift hitch caps have a bad tendency to break off, check to see if they are broken, if so then replace. When everything is correct, the blade is a fine piece of equipment. Good luck.

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