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Old 09-21-2020, 07:22 AM
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I picked up a 42 inch snow blade complete with a NF mount. I want to remove the NF mount and replace it with a Wide frame mount for my 1811. When I got it, I thought I could pull both pins and it would slide side to side enough so I could remove the NF mount, and put the wide frame mount back on the same way. But it will not move enough either way. I thought that long rod that the clips go in would move, but it is welded so it will not slide out. There must be a way to change these, any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.
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Old 09-21-2020, 09:19 AM
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The Sub Frames for the Dozer Blades are different. If you want a WF Sub Frame, then you will have to acquire one. You can do an internet search, put an Ad in the Wanted Section in the Classifieds, or contact Sponsors Houtz or Patton located at the top of the page.

If you have a Cutting Torch, Welder, and some Flat Stock Steel, you can always fabricate something to make it fit.
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You have to spread the mount apart enough to slip it over the pin on one side.
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I have a WF subframe that I am willing to sell. Let me know if you are interested.

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Old 09-22-2020, 07:59 AM
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Thank you for the info, will try to pry it over enough to get it out. I have a wide frame mount already but thanks for the offer.
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Thank you for the info, will try to pry it over enough to get it out. I have a wide frame mount already but thanks for the offer.
If you have a bar off of a 3 point hitch, they work great to pry the blade off of the subframe.

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