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Old 12-10-2011, 08:26 PM
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Question 100 pin on deck & front mount blade

Anyone have a picture or two of their decks on a 100? I want to see how the under carriage fastens to the deck. Pretty sure I have it figured out...but don't want to bend anything.

Also, how about the bracket that fastens to the lift hand on a 100. In order to put the lift handle on from the front mount blade. Think I need to fabricate one or buy one. Just want to be sure what I am looking for specifically first. Looked at the manuals, but they don't give any dimensions either.
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Old 12-11-2011, 07:38 AM
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Mike:

Click on this link for the Dozer Blade info....... Blade

Binder Books has the "Bolt-on Manual"....

1019804 - 38", 42" & 48" 3 spindle, cast iron sided used from 63-68, bolt mount. Operators manual used with models 70, 71, 100, 102, 122 & 123; 10 pgs
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mike I think that the bracket I showed you down here is what you need. I believe we were looking at it upside down. Call me if you want it. Rich
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Old 12-11-2011, 07:36 PM
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I think its the wrong one Rich. I think that is for your tractor. Think the one on a 100 is smaller. That did not seem to have enough of an offset in my pea brain head??? Gonna have to get some things moved around in the garage and get a better look at it. If I run into issues, will be back to bug ya!

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