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Old 01-02-2014, 01:05 AM
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Default 2000 Series Blade on 782?

I apologize if this has been asked and answered before as well as if this is a dumb question, but my dilemma lends me to asking. I have been looking for a blade/plow for my 782 and keep coming up dry although there seem to be plenty of 2000 series blades in the area. I realize the mounting is different and we are talking about two different animals. With that being said, is there any way possible to mount this 2000 series unit to a 782?

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Some steel flat stock, a cutting torch, metal band saw, welder, nuts & bolts, and a drill press and you can make anything fit. Oh yeah, I forgot about the Duct Tape.
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I get the picture, unless there is some time, energy, money, and quality craftsmanship, it won't happen. That is perfectly fine and just wanted to eliminate an easy find/fix. This year is toast, but I'll try to be better prepared for next. Thank you all for your time and feedback.
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I don't think it would be all that hard to fab up a mount.
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