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cmorrow

Hi all,

 

Quick question that I am hoping some of the members of this forum could help me with.

 

I am a fairly new owner of a 520LXI. I purchased it with the dozer blade, part 79355, over the summer. Last night I decided to install the blade since they are calling for a surprising amount of snow in our area this weekend, and I am excited to try it out! However, during the last step of installation I realized that my blade was missing either of the lift links for my tractor. In this case I believe I would have wanted to use the slotted link to avoid down pressure with snow removal.

In the manual, this looks like a pretty simple part to fab up, and it just attaches with 2 3/8x3/4" clevis pins to the attachment lift plate under the tractor. If you have this setup, would you mind giving me some dimensions of the slotted link? Specifically, overall length, location of the end hole and start/stop of the slot? 

 

There seems to be a ton of dimensions for the older tractor/blade links, but I was unsuccessful in searching this forum for details on the newer style. 


If I don't have this link, it looks like I could simply loop a small piece of chain over the lifting bar for the mower deck and attach it to the blade as well - does anyone see an issue with that? 

 

Thanks a ton for any help!

 

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shallowwatersailor

Just in time! Another hour and mine would be installed. The PO did some modification with an extra hole and inserting a bolt to shorten the slot.

  • Length: 8-3/8"
  • Width: 1-1/2"
  • Thickness: 5/16"
  • center to hole from edge: 3/4"
  • Slot length: 2-1/4"
  • Hole and slot width: 3/8"

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cmorrow

THANK YOU SO MUCH! 

That is fantastic! So helpful. 

I hope your snow removal goes well this weekend! 

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1 hour ago, shallowwatersailor said:

Just in time! Another hour and mine would be installed. The PO did some modification with an extra hole and inserting a bolt to shorten the slot.

  • Length: 8-3/8"
  • Width: 1-1/2"
  • Thickness: 5/16"
  • center to hole from edge: 3/4"
  • Slot length: 2-1/4"
  • Hole and slot width: 3/8"

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Thanks for posting this.

Does this look accurate?

 

 

Garry

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shallowwatersailor

Yes, Garry, mine has the bolt in it so the slotted-end inset could be different than the other end. The bolt just shortens the travel in the slot.

1 hour ago, cmorrow said:

THANK YOU SO MUCH! 

That is fantastic! So helpful. 

I hope your snow removal goes well this weekend! 

My procrastination, given the history of snowfall in this area (next to none sometimes), has made me scramble now! The forecast is mid 40's for next week. But the city just about shutdown with 7/10's of an inch so we will be snowbound if we get the 28" that they are saying.

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