Raising Rear Blade Working Height

[deezler]

Looks like you have at least 2-3" of height you can gain in your main 3-pt lift arms by screwing them both all the way in. This will translate to close to a foot of blade height, I'd wager. You can also just get a top link thats shorter in length.

Are you using a JD quick hitch contraption of some sort? Give us a zoomed out pic.

 

[FredSG]

Here you go:

 

[deezler]

Wow, thats a beastly blade! Thanks. Yeah get those 3-pt lifting arms screwed up, and you'll be good to go. A shorter top link should only run $20-40, too.

 

[ovrszd]

I don't like to fix issues like this by shortening the top link unless it's hydraulic.

With it completely compressed to get lift height you then have your moldboard rolled forward when lowered.

 

[kthompson]

Sometimes you will need to move a pile to high for what ever you have, can you cut the piles of dirt with the end of the blade basically undermining the pile and letting it fall in on itself? With the blade and yes great looking one you ought to be able to.

 

[FredSG]

Hello,

Does anyone know the part # for this adjustable lift arm? It is on my 4052R.

 

[johncanfield]

You can knock the pile down with the loader bucket and/or back up and knock it down with the blade. I can reverse my Deere Frontier blade, will yours?

 

[ovrszd]

Hello,

Does anyone know the part # for this adjustable lift arm? It is on my 4052R.

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Why do you need one?

Remove the top pin or bottom pin from the left side link, adjust it to fit your needs, repin. If you every need to change working height, unpin, readjust, repin. You can get by with your existing setup. Just requires a bit of adjusting.