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Old 09-14-2017, 11:22 PM
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Default Power angle plow conversion

Can a manual angle blade be converted to power angle with factory parts or is there a difference between the 2 blades?
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Old 09-14-2017, 11:47 PM
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There was a complete kit to convert them: brackets, hoses, cylinder, etc. They come up for sale every once in a while.
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Or you can build it yourself


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Can a manual angle blade be converted to power angle with factory parts or is there a difference between the 2 blades?
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Some of the blades have holes pre-drilled for the cylinder mounting. Some don't. If you know where to drill, any can be converted.
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I'm wondering if it was a trial/error fabrication or you take all the measurement from a kit, no matter what...You both did awesome work on that one!
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I'm wondering if it was a trial/error fabrication or you take all the measurement from a kit, no matter what...You both did awesome work on that one!
Thanks! Nah, just looked at how IH did it and made it work with the cylinder that I had
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