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1641 Snow Blade Mount
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So I need a bit of help here before I go nuts trying to put something together for this. I have the blade I was using on my 1210 (manual lift). I am going to have someone fabricate a lift bracket (hydro lift) for the blade and I need to get some measurements. I'm looking at where it mounts up and the height indicator is installed (see pic below). I'm assuming I need to remove this, but I'm not sure how (does it just pop off?). It looks to have a grease fitting in the center as well. Also, anyone have an image of theirs mounted up so I can look at the bracket? Does anyone have measurements for something like this? I have an image of one below that someone else has made. What are the two bolts for? Will I see their purpose after I get the height indicator off? I'm trying to see how precise I need to make any holes that will be required. Any help is appreciated. Gotta get this done before we get any significant snow!  Bracket that someone else made.  1641 Mount Area.  My Blade.  My Blade Again.
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1641 - 48" Deck 1210 - 44" Deck 54" Snowblade 376 1641...? 
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