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Super A snow blade

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John_N

12-05-2004 19:04:20




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I bought a model 60 blade for my Super A, to push snow. The connecting rod that goes from the hydraulic arm to the blade lifting arm that came with the blade is too short. Would someone who has one of these measure it and tell me the right length so I can recognize the right thing when I see it, or have one fabricated? Thanks.




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pete7

12-06-2004 08:54:09




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to John_N, 12-05-2004 19:04:20  
John N....The connecting rod and the plow lift arm both connect to another piece...a pivoting lift arm. Are you missing that piece?

Pete



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John_N

12-06-2004 09:31:19




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to pete7, 12-06-2004 08:54:09  
I am missing both pieces, but I think I have something that will work in the place of the plow lift arm.

I"m now wondering if I could use a piece of chain and clevises in place of a rigid connecting rod. It wouldn"t give any down pressure, but that shouldn"t matter for snow. It would seem that the blade would float along the ground better; my belly mower lifts with a chain.

Besides, I"m a woodworker, not a welder, and I can manage chain.

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Pete7

12-06-2004 11:10:38




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to John_N, 12-06-2004 09:31:19  
Hi John N...Before I could weld thick stock, I also needed to make that plow connecting rod. What I did was use 1 1/4 pipe and flatten a section at each end so that I could connect the "pipe" to the hydraulic rockshaft and the pivoting lift arm. Doesn't look real good, but it has worked for a number of years that way.
But, if you are missing the pivoting lift arm (it attaches to the tractor and pivots so as to transfer the back/forth motion of the rockshaft to a up/down motion) then I don't think you can make the plow go up and down with either a chain or a rigid rod/pipe.
If you have the pivoting lift arm I guess it wouldn't hurt to carefully try using the plow with a chain.

Pete

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VAJerry

12-06-2004 07:29:51




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to John_N, 12-05-2004 19:04:20  
Piece was missing on mine so I use a piece of angle iron cut and drilled. Works well



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Hugh MacKay

12-06-2004 01:57:47




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to John_N, 12-05-2004 19:04:20  
John: If you take a look through photo adds, there is a Farmall 140 with same blade. His photo shows the lift mechanism quite well. I don't have the add number, but it was there yesterday for the first time.



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John *.?-!.* cub owner

12-05-2004 19:41:44




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 Re: Super A snow blade in reply to John_N, 12-05-2004 19:04:20  
Not familiar with the blade setup for Super A, but a cub which is very similiar uses a "bell crank extension" that bolts to the hydralic arm and the rod then connects to it. I suspect your Super A needs the same itme.



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