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11-16-2006 13:18:44

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I've got a new/used dozer and wanted to know how the manual blade angle works. The dozer has a 4 way blade with the blade top to bottom angle set by a jack screw on the left hand side. The right is fixed. What is the best way to use this feature and what is it for?

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ACEd(La)

11-17-2006 13:31:03

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Re: 4 way blade in reply to H2, 11-16-2006 13:18:44

HD11 blades with manual tilt should have adjustment on both sides at top. Angle blades had 3 positions - pull 2 pins 1 on either side, then move blade about front center pivot and repin. They also had a hydraulic option for tilt but primitive and not common.

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11-17-2006 13:55:12

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Re: 4 way blade in reply to ACEd(La), 11-17-2006 13:31:03

What do you do with the 2 way settings? Tilt the face front to back and/or use it to make one corner lower than the other?

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RLH

11-16-2006 15:55:29

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Re: 4 way blade in reply to H2, 11-16-2006 13:18:44

What did you buy? If I understand you this isnt angle this is tilt . set it cocked up or down use it to dig around trees or get a level cut started on a hillside working at a right angle to slope

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11-17-2006 02:38:41

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Re: 4 way blade in reply to RLH, 11-16-2006 15:55:29

I got a Fiat Allis 11B. Can't wait till it drys out enough to start using it. May be spring though. It's got a straight blade with up and down and a manual screw tilt.

How much can you cock the blade? If got a bunch of trees of all sizes to take out and thought that if I could angle one corner down I could cut the roots at the base and then push them over. The larger ones may need a ramp built for more leverage.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for the help.

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