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Old 05-12-2018, 08:40 PM
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Default SGT w/54" IH Dozer Blade
The IH designed 54" Dozer Blade, I assume was designed for strictly for GT applications. I am aware, there is a 54" Haban built dozer blade for SGT's. BUT IF..... one was to mount the IH type of blade on a SGT, I assume that either (A) a custom fabricated Sub Frame, or (B) some extensions to the GT sub frame, would have to be made...???

OR, is there any other alternatives....???

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I have been wanting to put an IH blade on my 982, since I have several of the blades and that way I can stick with all IH, as well. I hesitate to cut into some original equipment, even though I have several of them......

Going to keep my eye on this thread. Thanks for posting it up Roland.

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401 54" Snow Blade 190-401-100 Blade Assembly 1991 & After. I looked up the blade for a 2284
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Sam: The 190-401-100 is a Haban Blade.
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Sam: The 190-401-100 is a Haban Blade.
Yep, that the only one that was offered so if you want to hang the IH blade the was used on the GT's you'll have to fab up the frame. If I was going to do that I'd copy the Haban frame.
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Yeah, it looks like to put my designing skills to work. The project is for my Son who just bought a 2072. Thank God I talked him away from a JD 318.


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Why would the subframe have to be redesigned?
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The SGT have a longer frame and sit higher than a GT.
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Yes, I know that.

I would probably build a new subframe also.... but you could easily modify the original to fit. The lift is the big issue. Frame is easy.
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He is bringing it home today. Next time I get over to his place I'll have to size up the situation. Got all summer to get this ready for the winter snow duties.
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