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Picked up a 56" blade and frame for  D series.  Figured with some tweeking I could mount it on my GT14.  Would need significant hacking to make it work.  The whole pivot mount would have to be removed as it would come up against the foot plates.  Would also have to move the lift point forward.  I do not like to butcher things that aren't widely available.  My D200 is has an FEL so I can't use it on there.  Soooo  thinking about putting the 56" blade on a Charger 12 that currently has a 54" Blade.  I didn't realize how much bigger 2" was.   May have to switch some snow horses around so I get an Electro 16 hooked up to it.  Still would like this blade on the GT-14 so I put a want ad for just a GT-14 plow frame.

 

 

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Pullstart

Would a 520 extension kit help with your troubles?

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JoeM
8 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

Still would like this blade on the GT-14 so I put a want ad for just a GT-14 plow frame.

Probably the easier less hacking way.

Pretty big difference, taller too

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pfrederi
9 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

Would a 520 extension kit help with your troubles?

 

Interesting thought that way I could use a regular plow frame.  The issue i would have to work on is that the rear axle mount on a GT-14 is wider than a standard mount (pic 2 above). My GT14 has a 3pt and its bracket forms the back up to the rear mount and it needs to be further apart than the standard rear axle mount...  Anyone have a picture of this 520 extension kit????

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JoeM
28 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

Anyone have a picture of this 520 extension kit

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I might have a rear bracket like your after. I will get a pic tomorrow.

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JoeM

That 520 extension, I think it adds 4 inches

 

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pfrederi
3 minutes ago, JoeM said:

That 520 extension, I think it adds 4 inches

 

4 inches should be perfect.  May have to replace the rear cross bar with a longer one so it sticks out beyond the outside edge of the frame so it would work in the wider Rear axle bracket.

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JoeM

I found this pic The tape is started at the blade pivot bolt point.

 

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pfrederi

Thank you PM sent

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stevasaurus

Hi Paul (I knew that Chris)...just can't help it...it's the fishing guy in me.

  This is 2".  :ROTF:  Where are the clowns??  Well, maybe they're here.  :occasion-clown:

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Pullstart

Paul, you have ideas and actions that have helped me.  If just one of my thoughts could help you along, it’s worth the time!  Hope an extension kit will help, even if just for a temporary fix!

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stevasaurus

Hi Paul.  :greetings-wavingblue:

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pfrederi
1 hour ago, stevasaurus said:

Hi Paul (I knew that Chris)...just can't help it...it's the fishing guy in me.

  This is 2".  :ROTF:  Where are the clowns??  Well, maybe they're here.  :occasion-clown:

 

 

Actually it is 4 inches:P size matters...

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