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Old 01-29-2014, 06:52 PM
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Default 1650 power angle plow
Is there any way I can build the brackets and buy a cylinder to fit on a non power angle plow to convert it? If any one has the dimensions for any of this, it would be helpful.

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Do you have the optional hydraulic outlets on your 1650?
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I have a set of brackets for one cylinder I not sure my is buried in the barn so I can't get the dimensions right now but if you want the brackets pm me and we can make some kind of deal
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yes I have had two 1650s with dual sticks one I parted and the other one I am fixing up I was probably just going to try to make it as close to original as possible but I was going to use a different cylinder
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This is the power angle setup I built for my blade. The cylinder is 1.5" bore by 7" stroke.

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