jd2210va
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Has anyone added a cylinder to a standard rear blade (customized) so that the blade can be angled hydraulically from the tractor rear remote?
Hydraulic Angle Rear Blade
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kubotabilly
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JD,
I put a cylinder on my Woods RB84. When you have a cab tractor, why get out into the cold to angle that blade /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. I will post a photo tomorrow night.
Bill
I put a cylinder on my Woods RB84. When you have a cab tractor, why get out into the cold to angle that blade /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. I will post a photo tomorrow night.
Bill
WhiteRock
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I want to. It's on my list. Seems like it ought to be pretty simple. Seems like you would also need tilt.
I haven't performed a search, but I bet someone has done it.
I haven't performed a search, but I bet someone has done it.
DocHeb
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See the thread Land Pride Blade Customized.
kubotabilly
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kubotabilly
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kubotabilly
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JD,
My setup allows the blade to be angled to within about an inch of the original manual blade holes. More than enough angle. I used a 2 x 8 hydraulic cylinder. I was not concerned about reversing my blade and pushing backwards. I pull all my snow and gravel towards the tractor.
Bill
My setup allows the blade to be angled to within about an inch of the original manual blade holes. More than enough angle. I used a 2 x 8 hydraulic cylinder. I was not concerned about reversing my blade and pushing backwards. I pull all my snow and gravel towards the tractor.
Bill
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Great idea and nice work on the hydraulic angle adjuster thinga mabob. I think I will have to copy your work. This also makes me think about using a hydraulic motor for 360 degree rotation.
PineRidge
Super Member
Bill the hydraulic police are on to you now. Did I see common black pipe fittings (90 degree ells) subject to brute hydraulic force? If so a definite no-no in the hydraulic world. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Nice set up with the cylinder, gives me a few ideas myself. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Nice set up with the cylinder, gives me a few ideas myself. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
kubotabilly
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PR,
Guilty as charged /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif. FYI, two days ago I ordered the proper fittings from the surplus center and they should be here in a few days. Please, anyone out there thinking about doing a hydraulic project, use the correct hydraulic fittings. Spraying hydraulic oil IS very dangerous. Just to give you alittle background on my cylinder, it's 12 yrs. old and has been on 3 different pieces on machinery with those same black pipe fittings. It was one of those things that I used those fittings to test the unit and never got around to replacing them with the proper fittings. Everyone who is guilty of the above, please stand up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bill
Guilty as charged /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif. FYI, two days ago I ordered the proper fittings from the surplus center and they should be here in a few days. Please, anyone out there thinking about doing a hydraulic project, use the correct hydraulic fittings. Spraying hydraulic oil IS very dangerous. Just to give you alittle background on my cylinder, it's 12 yrs. old and has been on 3 different pieces on machinery with those same black pipe fittings. It was one of those things that I used those fittings to test the unit and never got around to replacing them with the proper fittings. Everyone who is guilty of the above, please stand up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bill
