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AC 6ft BLADE ?

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    Posted: 23 Aug 2012 at 10:59pm
When were thre AC 3pt blades blt?. and was there only one model of blade that AC blt. i have one SC. and one 3pt. both are the same basic blade only diferent hitches.Thay are the (Oxnard blades).
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Tom the blades changed a bit over the years, but basically the only difference between the snap coupler and 3 point versions was the hitch.  I have an Oxnard book that shows the verious changes from start to finish.  Michael
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They built a newer version of the 3pt blade but it was lighter and you had to use the 3pt arms on the tractor to tilt it as there wasnt a wheel on it ,and the rear moldboard tilt was done with straps instead of scews
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Thanks guys. dose anyone have any pics of the new style blade thay could post?? Thanks Tom. PS. was the newer blade blt. by Oxnard?? thanks

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Here is a picture of my A-C 86 rear blade (6' model).  This is one of the later model A-C rear blades.  It is a heavy built Category-II blade, but I changed out the pins to Category-I in order to use it on my D12.



Model 86 brochure from October 1971:



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thanks i neaver seen one of these before.
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we have the 8 foot version, ct if you ever get to the central mo area call me and stop by, I have a little junk to look at, Dustin
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 I have a blade just like that  I got with a D15 series II its a 3 point. Thanks for the pic of the literature, always wandered what the number was for it.
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