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Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
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Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Hey all. I have a 1948 Farmall that I'm trying to affix a Leveling and Grader Blade to. I have her all hooked up, but I'm missing the lifting rod shown here http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Cub%20Implement%20Manuals/McCormick-Deering%20Leveling%20and%20Grader%20Blade%2012-20-48/Page-06.jpg, and from what I can tell, the original P/N is 650 135 R1. I'm pretty sure I'm looking at the correct model's manual, and what I have is like this, but in better condition: http://www.wengers.com/display_product.asp?category=tractor_equipment&equip_type=farmall_supera&sku=61341. In the pic, you can barely see it laying down on the right side. If anyone has a blade like this, could you tell me where I could find a lifting lever, or the length of the rod? I have a machinist that can make one easily enough for me. Thanks for your time.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
If you have the 1948 version with 2 round rods, then here are the dimensions for the rod you specified:
#8 ) 5/8" rod, from the center of bend to center of bend is 20 1/2" long. Each end has a 90 degree bend, 1" long, and the ends are bent in opposite directions. Also a hole drilled for an 1/8" cotter key 3/16" from the edge
The 54 version uses a round rod in this location too but does not use the round rod in the front. You may have a 54 so study that one carefully. There were 3 versions: The Leveling & Grader Blade, made one year only, then the 54 and finally the 54A.
#8 ) 5/8" rod, from the center of bend to center of bend is 20 1/2" long. Each end has a 90 degree bend, 1" long, and the ends are bent in opposite directions. Also a hole drilled for an 1/8" cotter key 3/16" from the edge
The 54 version uses a round rod in this location too but does not use the round rod in the front. You may have a 54 so study that one carefully. There were 3 versions: The Leveling & Grader Blade, made one year only, then the 54 and finally the 54A.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Bumble:
Item # 15 IH Part $ 650 135 R1 Rod Rear Lifiting
This nught also be the rod that you are looking for IH Part # 650 293 R91 for the Cub-54 version. (edited: error.. tnx Bob)
This thread has the dimensions of the lift rod: http://farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=25809
More pics in the link above.
You may find this thread interesting Snow plow problem as well.
However if you actually have the 1948 blade then Bob's measurements would be the ones you want. Although, it is just the length that changes from 24 to 20-1/2".
Item # 15 IH Part $ 650 135 R1 Rod Rear Lifiting
This nught also be the rod that you are looking for IH Part # 650 293 R91 for the Cub-54 version. (edited: error.. tnx Bob)
This thread has the dimensions of the lift rod: http://farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=25809
More pics in the link above.
You may find this thread interesting Snow plow problem as well.
However if you actually have the 1948 blade then Bob's measurements would be the ones you want. Although, it is just the length that changes from 24 to 20-1/2".
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Bumble,
im not sure if you can wait for TM to reopen but if you can or want a very nice replacement for one then give him a call. I bought one from him 2 or 3 years ago and i was very pleased. The rod looked exactly like the real thing very nicely done. if i recall right it was around 30 bucks.
Andrew
im not sure if you can wait for TM to reopen but if you can or want a very nice replacement for one then give him a call. I bought one from him 2 or 3 years ago and i was very pleased. The rod looked exactly like the real thing very nicely done. if i recall right it was around 30 bucks.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
The part in Rudi's pictures is 650 293 R91, which would be the correct rod for the 54 blade. Note that this is a welded assembly whereas the earlier one was just bent rod. The diagram and part number posted by Rudi before the photos is for the earlier version, same as you linked to. The blade to linked to at Wenger's appears to be a 54.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
tnx Bob, I overlooked the second part number...
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Rudi wrote:tnx Bob, I overlooked the second part number...
How many times have we seen a combination of 2 versions of these blades plus a home-made part lumped together? Navigating the difference of these blades gets to be a real challenge.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
you can say that again..
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
The pic with P/N: 650 293 R91 looks closer to what I have at the bottom part that the rod attaches to. However, the upper end shown in the pic is a bit different. From the left side master lever linkage, comes a torque tube with a cam-like gizwanker on it. That cam is where the spring links attach for the cultivators. From what I can tell, that rod needs to go between the cam, and that square-shaped arm for the blade. This leaves me to believe that I have either a 54 or a 54A, since I do not have the forward and rear lifting rods in my setup. Now, the odd part is, when I look at the 54 manual, it shows the spring mounted in a vertical, or topside position, which I do not have. Mine looks like the one I showed from Wenger's. Is it possible that I have a mish-mosh of parts, or a 54A? I'm rook, so I don't know what a 54A looks like. From what I described above, can someone supply a dimension for the link that I need? Dad's all anxious about getting to plow snow (they've received about a foot's worth up there over the past few days), but I do intend on ordering the right part from TM for it, once I figure this thing out. I just want it to be right.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
The one on Wengers is a 54, the 54A had the vertical spring. and the earlier blade (McCormick Deering grader and leveling blade ) had the round rods. The McCormick Deering also had a bolt that had to be removed to angle the blade rather than pulling a pin.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Bumble:
Ok, before you get too carried away, I would suggest that you go over the parts diagrams for the three different types of the blades Levelling and Grader Blades.
It is quite possible that you may have a mish-mash of parts as you say, however you will be able to identify the basic model from the majority of the parts that you have. I would suggest that you print off those pages in the link above and go look at what you have. Identify each part individually and then figure out what you have. Take a couple pics if you can and post em here. Follow the links to the CBoK and read the articles in the chapter On The Forums. This will help you post pics.
Once you do that, then we will be able to help you and it will be easier and much faster to get you up and running. You may have sufficient parts to get up and running or you may need a couple. We do have some measured drawings available for some parts.... so that will help as well.
Hope that makes things a bit easier.
Ok, before you get too carried away, I would suggest that you go over the parts diagrams for the three different types of the blades Levelling and Grader Blades.
It is quite possible that you may have a mish-mash of parts as you say, however you will be able to identify the basic model from the majority of the parts that you have. I would suggest that you print off those pages in the link above and go look at what you have. Identify each part individually and then figure out what you have. Take a couple pics if you can and post em here. Follow the links to the CBoK and read the articles in the chapter On The Forums. This will help you post pics.
Once you do that, then we will be able to help you and it will be easier and much faster to get you up and running. You may have sufficient parts to get up and running or you may need a couple. We do have some measured drawings available for some parts.... so that will help as well.
Hope that makes things a bit easier.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:The one on Wengers is a 54, the 54A had the vertical spring. and the earlier blade (McCormick Deering grader and leveling blade ) had the round rods. The McCormick Deering also had a bolt that had to be removed to angle the blade rather than pulling a pin.
According to this manual http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Cub%20Implement%20Manuals/Cub-54%20Leveling%20and%20Grader%20Blade%206-7-53/Page%2002.jpg, the 54 has the vertical spring, so I'm a little confused between what you're telling me, and what's on the Wenger's site. If I go by the book, the Wenger's pic is not a 54. I cannot seem to find the link to a 54A manual. Could you please point me in the right direction, so I see what it looks like? I'll tell ya, What I have looks exactly like the Wenger's site to a T. I'm not sure if the left/right angle adjustment has a pin or a bolt, being's that part is missing. I'm going to have someone take some pics, and email them to me tomorrow. Hopefully, you guys can figure this thing out, because I'm totally cornfused.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Bumble:
Ok, lets try a different CBI. This is from the CBI-1A Revision 3 - Blades
This one is a Cub-54. Check out the parts pages here. You will see what the differences are between the Cub-54 and it's next revision the 54-A. The differences are significant. Hope this helps.
Ok, lets try a different CBI. This is from the CBI-1A Revision 3 - Blades
This one is a Cub-54. Check out the parts pages here. You will see what the differences are between the Cub-54 and it's next revision the 54-A. The differences are significant. Hope this helps.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
The manuals are confusing and keep in mind that the manuals have a number of revisions to correct mistakes and add new equipment.
Even though the manual called what we now know as a 54A a "54", if it has a vertical spring it is a 54A, or the final revision of this attachment.
Leveling and grader blade: 2 rods in the linkage. only made for one year. 1948
54 blade: one round rod in the linkage. Front lift done with 2 flat bars making a more rigid triangle. 1949-1952
54A blade: round link replaced and vertical spring added to the front lift. 1953 on
You have a 54 blade.
Even though the manual called what we now know as a 54A a "54", if it has a vertical spring it is a 54A, or the final revision of this attachment.
Leveling and grader blade: 2 rods in the linkage. only made for one year. 1948
54 blade: one round rod in the linkage. Front lift done with 2 flat bars making a more rigid triangle. 1949-1952
54A blade: round link replaced and vertical spring added to the front lift. 1953 on
You have a 54 blade.
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Re: Lifting Rod for Leveling and Grader Blade
Bumble, I will admit my memory is getting bad, as I get older. I may have confused them, but the others will straighten you/me out. That is the main reason i do not post near as much as I used to.
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