Pics may help
The photos attached should help to understand these struts on my D3B
I don't see how those struts adjust?? doesn't appear to be any screw threads?
are we talking about a vertical angle or a horizontal angle??
my guess would be to make your own arms
one longer and one shorter to replace those fixed length
or replace those with threaded arms
The photos attached should help to understand these struts on my D3B
06Nxxxx is not a D3B, It is a D3 low ground pressure machine with straight blade and tilt only.
That blade is not even close.
Bob
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