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Case Rear Blade - Model C16

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Stan Lennon

09-06-2005 09:44:15




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I have recently acquired a 51 Ford 8N with a Case Model C-16 Rear Blade that allows Blade Angle selection from the seat. The arm pulls the Drop Pin but I can't select other holes & change the blade angle. Would any one know where I might get a Manual for this implement.

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Stan - 775 225-1154




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Oldcaseboy

09-11-2005 23:03:42




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 Re: Case Rear Blade - Model C16 in reply to Stan Lennon, 09-06-2005 09:44:15  
Stan, those Case-Danauser rear blades get stiff when they set awhile. Way too stiff to move them from the tractor seat. Soak the pin in spray solvent, as well as the pivot point for the blade. Make sure the lever is pulling the pin "up" far enough to clear the hole - have someone tap it up from below while someone else rocks the blade out at the end to try to free it up. When you get it free and well-oiled, it's a dandy. I think I may have a manual but not sure. Danauser Mfg Co is located in Fulton, MO and if a Case dealer can't get you a book, they probably can.

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JGarner

09-07-2005 05:41:06




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 Re: Case Rear Blade - Model C16 in reply to Stan Lennon, 09-06-2005 09:44:15  
Stan, we had a blade like this when I was a kid. It si actually a Case branded Danhauser blade. Finest back blade ever built. To change angles the arm, if its not broken, has sort of an arced piece that extends from the pin pull back and around the curved plate with the selector holes in it. At the end of the casting is an up turned knob of sorts. Position this knob close to a hole on the end of the selector plate, press down to pull the pin, which will engage the knob in one of the pin holes and then swing the blade to the position you want. If you are wanting to go from complete left angle to complete right angle it may take a couple of repositionings as the seletor arm casting swings with the blade and at full swing it may go out of your reach.

This blade also has the ability to turn 360 degrees, so it can be reversed to make a straight backward push if you are trying to dig something out, push up piles of dirt brush or whatever. Good luck with the blade, its a good one! Sorry for long post.

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