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    Posted: 07 Apr 2014 at 1:58pm
I have a fixed blade on my hd6b 1965 model year.Has anyone ever had their blade be not parallel with the ground.It has 4 solid mounting arms working at getting the pins loose now (rusted). All 4 arms are made a different length.Top right 2"longer than top left,bottom right 3/4" longer than bottom left. I can see this giving the right side more lead,but right side cuts 4" higher than left side. Any ideas!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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