Watch out for the cotter pins holding the extension together. They can scratch the hood. Previous owner did this. I bend the cotter pins around the shaft.
If your building this from scratch, you might want to consider replacing the hooked section where the rod connects to the chute rotation rod with a universal joint.
I can add some descriptions another time. I need to get some work done tonight.
448 Hydraulic Work
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
I can add some descriptions another time. I need to get some work done tonight.
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
Thanks @MattA these measurements should get me close and I won't have to bother my uncle, although I'm sure he doesn't mount his blower anymore.
I had to modify the lift bar on My AHSB to get it to clear a bracket on my tractor. And it's 3hrs away. If you get a chance can you measure the distance between the brackets that hold the screw coil for the chute
I had to modify the lift bar on My AHSB to get it to clear a bracket on my tractor. And it's 3hrs away. If you get a chance can you measure the distance between the brackets that hold the screw coil for the chute
let's go, it's finally time to blow.
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
lift arm bent up and blower mounted, now on to the chute crank.
let's go, it's finally time to blow.
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
It's 3/4" scd40 black pipe. The OD is a perfect fit. I don't know if the OEM used scd80.
let's go, it's finally time to blow.
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
I checked mine, it's approximately 1 - 1/16 OD, and the wall thickness is a little more than 1/8", like 5/32.
Case 224, 444, 644, 680E
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oem is definately heavier wall than scd 40 . Keep an eye on it . You may need to reinforce the bend . Other than that , it looks good .
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Re: 448 Hydraulic Work
According to my measurement OEM is sch80, which is listed as 1.05 OD and 0.154 wall thickness.
Case 224, 444, 644, 680E
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