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    Posted: 23 Jan 2010 at 4:32pm
can anyone post photos of a snap coupler blade for the WD.
I am having a hard time explaining it to my son on the phone.
I am looking for one  and he wants to know what it is.
 
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Here is a couple of snap coupler blade pictures.
 
 
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This is my Dad's aftermarket blade.

Edited by Claus - 23 Jan 2010 at 5:08pm
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Thanks a lot guys.
That is what I need, I like the first one with the extra adjustment, but the second is good too.
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When I had my Series III D17 my Dad and I built a tongue to bolt on to the pins of my 3 point blade, you could un bolt it and go back to a 3 point blade.  I no longer have the tractor but I still have the blade and tounge.  Sorry I no longer have better pics of it.
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Thanks NickMI
That looks to be the same as the first photo, except yous is on the tractor.
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