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Posted by Gee on January 23, 2000 at 17:48:42 from (216.40.160.210):
I was wondering if someone has a simple solution...I have a rear blade on my 140. It's hooked into the fasthitch as normal, in the middle. The problem is that the blade insert is kind of loose in the hitch socket. This makes the blade loose and wobbly, so it doesn't hang level. I want to use it to move some snow, but I don't want to dig with one of the corners of the blade...I want it to lay flat..any suggestions..?? Is there something to use as a shim to tighten it up in the socket. I tried turning the leveling adjustment, but the whole blade is too loose in the socket to help... thanks for any suggestions
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