D2 blade on a D4-6U

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Orchard22

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Hi guys!,
I was wondering if a blade off of a D2 would fit our 44" gauge D4-6U? if so, what model(s) of D2 tractor would I be able to swap the blade off of?

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Mon, Jun 4, 2012 12:41 PM

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any help is appreciated!

1935 Caterpillar
Twenty-Two Citrus(or low top seat orchard)
serial number:2F2204

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Wed, Jun 13, 2012 7:13 AM

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any help is appreciated!

I'm not so sure that a blade assembly off a D2 would fit the D4 without some cutting and welding. While the blade itself might be the proper width, I think the push arms would be too short and possibly too light. A tape measure would tell the whole story. .

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Wed, Jun 13, 2012 7:58 PM

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I'm not so sure that a blade assembly off a D2 would fit the D4 without some cutting and welding. While the blade itself might be the proper width, I think the push arms would be too short and possibly too light. A tape measure would tell the whole story. .

thanks ol' grump!
I "think" I have a line on a factory 6-way blade for a 6U, but who knows?! 😆

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Twenty-Two Citrus(or low top seat orchard)
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Thu, Jun 14, 2012 10:39 AM

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