Wanted to double check on the fitment of these subframes and blades. The Yeller one is a narrow frame drilled for a hydraulic angle blade,correct? The white one is a wide frame drilled for a hydraulic angle blade? The last one is a wide frame that is not drilled?
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Double checking my double checks
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The rusty one is a NF unit like would go on a 126
Ditto in the yellow one.
The white one is a WF unit for sure
Yes, the extra holes are for mounting the hyd angle parts.
The 3 holes are for the cylinder body mount which bolts to tghe underside of the 'A' frame with the pin pointing down.
There should be 2 more holes in the lower pivot, left side, just below the lower spring mount pin, for the cylinder rod mount with the pin pointing up.
Ditto in the yellow one.
The white one is a WF unit for sure
Yes, the extra holes are for mounting the hyd angle parts.
The 3 holes are for the cylinder body mount which bolts to tghe underside of the 'A' frame with the pin pointing down.
There should be 2 more holes in the lower pivot, left side, just below the lower spring mount pin, for the cylinder rod mount with the pin pointing up.
The really rusty one is a narrow frame, the yellow one is a narrow frame and the white one is a wide frame. The white wide frame one appears to have a home made lift bracket on it.
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