new blade for B-100

[stevasaurus 22,234]

When I was down at Indy's a couple of weeks ago, he gave me a dozer blade #6-4114 for the B-100. It is a blade that you can move the mounting shaft to make it fit long of short frame tractors. The problem was the index lever did not look like it would have enough room to swing the blade without interfering with the foot rest or the PTO mechanism.

So I figured I would mess with today, and I found that by turning the index lever around, it fits very nicely and works great.

This blade is made to fit the Raider series, but with a little fabrication it does work on the B-100.

Thanks Indy Bring on the snow. :USA:

[hcminis 1,532]

Lookin good Steve.

[Indy w h 4]

Hmm ....... Whodathunkit ???!!!

See Steve I told ya it would work

get it all painted up and put it to work!!!!

Indy

[racinfool40 202]

:USA: looks good Steve now the real work makin it shinny!!! 1st pic I've seen with it off the trailer since you won it, how many miles that horse have on it now :)

[B-8074 19]

I had that problem once. I had to flip the axle bracket.

[KC9KAS 4,741]

Makes me think I should get into gear and work on my plows...winter is just around the corner.

[stevasaurus 22,234]

looks good Steve now the real work makin it shinny!!! 1st pic I've seen with it off the trailer since you won it, how many miles that horse have on it now

You got me there Mike...had to think about it...WOW...I come up with about 2,600 miles and counting the big show, Charlott, LaSeuer, and Scott"s M&G Been a great year.

Wouldn't it be nice to put 2600 miles on her running sidewalks this winter. That's a lot of Rock & Rye. :thumbs:

[gngill 0]

Hi Steve and Group,

I am new to the site. My father recently passed away and I am now in procession of the WH I use to ride as a kid. I picked up a plow on CraigsList this weekend. It looks like the one you recently got to work on your B100. I was wondering if you might be able to offer any suggestions on how to get it hooked up. I have no manual on it at this point.

I have linked a couple pictures for reference.

Thank you so much for your time.

gg

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[stevasaurus 22,234]

gngill...I sent you a PM with the link for mounting a snow blade. Check it out and if you are missing something...post here or send me a PM. Basically, the far end of the frame mounts in a bracket on the rear axle and the lift lever attaches to the frame near the center with a metal piece or a piece of chain. Let me know what you find. :)