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Old 11-30-2011, 09:26 PM
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Since my Original is a long way from just about anything..I was wondering how hard it would be to adapt my blade to an 1810? I had contemplated making new mounts and "Hockey Sticks" to adapt it to the other tractor but wanted to avoid making it unuseable on the "O" should it ever get back in working condition.
Just a thought that I had but I would like to get some advice from someone who may have built/bought a conversion (if it is even possible). I would love to use this 1810 to push around some loose gravel and dirt but if it is going to be too much trouble..I might just keep surfing the "For Sale" section until one shows up.
Thanks again guys! This site is such a huge help! Maybe one day when I actually figure out what Im doing, I will be able to give advice as well..lol

PS: The blade I would like to use is the one pictured in my avatar.
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I'd find the correct blade for your 1810, and keep the Original blade for your O.
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I'd find the correct blade for your 1810, and keep the Original blade for your O.
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Old 12-06-2011, 11:39 PM
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Ive noticed that the blade will detach from the front of the Original..would it be possible to just fab up a new mount for the 1810 and make it so that the blade is an option for both tractors?
Just throwing some ideas out there..Im not having any luck finding a blade used. Id have no problem fabing up something to make it work, I just wonder if Im going to run into angle problems because of the different heights of the two tractors..
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