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Old 08-24-2020, 04:20 PM
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Need some help from the knowledgeable people here.

Will this blade fit on my 782?
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The rails are straight, they do not curve up and it measures 9 3/4” between
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You need the different subframe but the blade itself will work
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The Blade YES.

The sub-frame NO.

Straight arms are for NF Tractors.
Curved arms are for WF Tractors.
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I am guessing the sub frame is the hard to find part of the equation?
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I have an extra one that I had posted in the For Sale section a while back......and I still have it and it is still for sale! You will need a different lift rod for it, too. You can make one of those out of 1/2" rod.

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Yes it will fit a 782. I have one on my 782 off of a 122. with just a very little modification. It will not work on a manual lift as a 682.
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You have my attention, what modification needs to be made


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Yes it will fit a 782. I have one on my 782 off of a 122. with just a very little modification. It will not work on a manual lift as a 682.
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Anything can be made to fit, if you have metal, cutting equipment, and a welder. My previous comments were made with the assumption, that there was a proper fit, from proper equipment, without modification.
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