Most efficient removal of Heil trailblazer from dgh

Started by 79star, September 02, 2014, 01:32:52 AM

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79star

Working on the DGH and was wondering if anyone has removed a complete blade system.  Is there a good way to remove most of it intact. 
1947 DGH

Bob

I have cut the bolts that hold the side frames on and its not too hard. That lets it come off in a whole. I'd be interested in the blade itself depending on where you are. The tractor looks pretty nice!

Bob
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79star

Did you remove the blade first then the side arms, or did you remove the whole thing as a unit?  I'm in southern Illinois, but not sure of my plan with the blade yet :)
1947 DGH

79star

Any idea what the side frames weigh by themselves??
1947 DGH

Bob

I unbolted the blade from the tractor leaving the sideframe on the trackframe. Then cut it off. I'm guessing but would say 500 to 1000 pounds. I think the whole blade setup weighs about 4 or 5k.
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79star

that's kinda what I thought.  I've been sidetracked by other pressing problems.
1947 DGH