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Old 08-14-2013, 07:15 PM
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Daniel,

I have no idea if it were angled with a hydraulic cylinder. Since I don't have anything (or seen anything) with a hydraulic lift, I don't have a clue. Being in a state that seems to have very few older cubs, I rely on OCC to learn about cubs. I learn something almost everyday. Now I will look closer at snow blades and how they are hooked up.
This is what I was referring to.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMB9vDWEk4c

The only way for this to work is to drill the 3 holes for the cylinder mount like you have on your blade. (the cylinder mounts under the A-frame and the angling pin is removed.) I'm thinking someone had it like that at one point then put it back to manual, removing the cylinder bracket but leaving the holes.
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This is what I was referring to.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMB9vDWEk4c

The only way for this to work is to drill the 3 holes for the cylinder mount like you have on your blade. (the cylinder mounts under the A-frame and the angling pin is removed.) I'm thinking someone had it like that at one point then put it back to manual, removing the cylinder bracket but leaving the holes.
Makes sense to me. Thanks for vid!

I found out that I can do 90% of my snow plowing with just one setting of the blade angle. Dirt pushing is another matter altogether!
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Old 08-15-2013, 03:17 PM
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Broke out the paint again today, mainly for a finish up of all things primer that I couldn't get to on monday. It looks funny redish oxide. I'm thinking it's going to be until monday again (the 19th) before I even think about putting the white on; want to give it a long time to dry up good.





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Very nice, Daniel!
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Good work! I wish my blade was that nice!
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Started with some of the white on monday, and followed it up with some more yesterday.









I don't think it's looking too bad, not as good as I'd like, but I'm brushing it on and not spraying it. I know it would look better if it were sprayed. I want to give it a long time to harden (no hardener added to the paint either) before I even think about re assembly. Then again, if I made it too nice, I wouldn't ever want to use it again.
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It's coming along and looking good, Daniel!
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