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Old 03-04-2013, 01:18 PM
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Default 782 Front Blade Attached Pics
Does anyone have any pics of a 782, with the front blade attached? If so, I'd like to see them. I got a WF subframe yesterday. I traded my NF one with Earl S., yesterday while we were visiting. Thanks in advance!
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Allen:

The procedure is the same for all IH WF built blades ....... Installation
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Thanks Roland! I knew it, but wanted to see some pics.
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Another quick question. Will I be able to use this lift rod bracket with my 782?

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No, you won't Allen.
The rod won't clear the frame.
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Thanks Mike!

Does anyone have a pic of the WF lift rod bracket? Also, can a bracket be fabricated? Thanks again!
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Allen,
Look under home made for my hydraulic power angle set up. It's mounted on an 1811 which is the same tractor. The lift arm on the plow is for a wide frame. The 82 series lift bracket is even different. But a wide frame will work. The 82 series lift rod is 5/8 I think and has a bend in it to clear the side panel. I just used a 1/2 rod which I bought 2 adjustable ends. Not installed yet.
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Thanks Mike, I'll check it out!
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Allen I have a front blade that goes on my 782. Ive got the rear fenders off and doing some work on the rear end now as soon as I get that done ill can snap some pics of the blade mounted. I think my lift rod has been modded a little.
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not a 782 but the same , other then yours is hydro lift. I also had this blade on the 882.


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