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Larry Pictures of Rear Blade Locking and Tilt Pin Locks

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Willy-N

09-01-2002 19:42:24

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This is a view of it Tilted & Angled. The T-Handle turns to loosen a Tooth type gear for setting the angle of the blade (any angle), the Handle sticking up unlocks a slot so you can rotate the Blade 360 degs and lock it in 8 different posisions. There is a Pin Lock under the Handles to set the tilt of the blade with 5 settings. There is also 5 different places to Pin Lock the Blade to the 3-Point that holds the Blade on to the Tractor. Mark H.

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Thanks! Larry 8N75381

09-02-2002 08:10:28

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Re: Larry Pictures of Rear Blade Locking and Tilt Pin Locks in reply to Willy-N, 09-01-2002 19:42:24

Nice set up Mark.

I can see the dog clutch like side tilt lock in the second picture. Much better than the pull out pin on the Woods that only has two settings on each side.

The Woods has a vertical pivot at the TPH which is locked by a link from the boom to the horizontal member of the TPH. With three holes in a plate on the boom and two holes in the TPH member (on each side), you can offset the blade six different amounts, but I don't think it goes as far as yours does with the fixed offests on the blade itself. Having those brackets for offsetting the blade makes having the tilt feature of the blade an easy one to obtain. I will have to see if I can "modify" the Woods to do the same thing.

The only thing on the Woods that is better than the one you have is the ability to lock the blade at any 15 degree point ALL the way around a FULL circle. I know having the blade lined up with the tractor would seem to not be useful. After all, all that would do would be to leave a line in the dirt. But I have used it that way several times, each time as a pusher bar. Once I did a burn of limbs, etc. with several stumps in the pile. I needed to push one of the stumps back into the fire but couldn't get right next to it because of the hole where the stump had come out of. I turned the blade and could reach over the hole to push the stump with the end of the blade.

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Larry

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Willy-N Close Up of Locking Set Up

09-01-2002 19:45:31

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Re: Larry Pictures of Rear Blade Locking and Tilt Pin Locks in reply to Willy-N, 09-01-2002 19:42:24

Here is a close up of the Locking Set Up. You can see the Pin Lock under the mount to Tilt the blade with in this view. Mark H.

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Mountainman

09-01-2002 23:47:04

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Re: Re: Larry Pictures of Rear Blade Locking and Tilt Pin Locks in reply to Willy-N Close Up of Locking Set Up, 09-01-2002 19:45:31

That is one fine blade Willy-N, A bit heavy for an N but then maybe not? Ever seen another?

It looks like it would be a bear to take the blade off the tractor but with all the "improvements" you made you might not ever need to! grin

Mountainman...CA

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Willy-N

09-02-2002 08:59:45

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Re: Re: Re: Larry Pictures of Rear Blade Locking and Tilt Pin Locks in reply to Mountainman, 09-01-2002 23:47:04

To remove it you just drop the blade to the ground put a block under it pull the pins out of the lower link bars and pull the pin out of the upper adjustable 3-point and drive off. There is a neat thing on my lower link bars they have a locking piviot that you unlock on the end (last 6 inches) and you can hook up the pins at different levels then when you raise and lower the blade they lock in place. Haven't seen them befor on those bars but if the blade is not level you can lower the tip on a end to hook something up and you don't have to lift the implement up on one end to hook onto it. Mark H.

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