:trink39: Hey all, Ive been busy so havent posted in a while,I need a C-25382 adapter plate for my case push blade or if someone has one could they send me a carbon copy of the dimentions, or a tracing of them.I hate to go buy a new one:crybaby: I also need the same kind of adapter for my sleeve hitch.Thanks for looking and your help as always CNY Dave
Adapter plate for 54" case blade needed
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:trink39: Hey all, Ive been busy so havent posted in a while,I need a C-25382 adapter plate for my case push blade or if someone has one could they send me a carbon copy of the dimentions, or a tracing of them.I hate to go buy a new one:crybaby: I also need the same kind of adapter for my sleeve hitch.Thanks for looking and your help as always CNY Dave
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Your looking for the plate with the holes that mounts to the lift arm right? I have one somewere. [hmmmm hwere DID that go???] I will see if I can find it and take some mesurements for ya.
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fatboys 124,
Seems to me that you were pointed in the direction of a drawing elsewhere.
That information is there for the taking and it's accurate. The plate you wish to make works for the plow and the sleeve hitch.
Seems to me that you were pointed in the direction of a drawing elsewhere.
That information is there for the taking and it's accurate. The plate you wish to make works for the plow and the sleeve hitch.
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Thanks caseguy im glad someone is watching:snowing: ,I usually try to include both places in my posts its interesting how much feedback you get,good and bad.yes the info was right on the money so i had a fab shop build me two.:thanku: Thanks CNY Dave
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I can send you a photo with deminsions for the holes if you PM me ....
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check the yahoo site there is a drawing of the plate there in the files section.
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FYI, the plate that I found in the C/I group files is differant than my OEM plate for my UB-44 blade. My lift arm goes under the front axle ... Is your blade a UB-54 or a earlier model that has the lift arm above the axle ?
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The only blade that has the lift arm going OVER the front axle is the H-model and you don't need ANY adaptor plate to connect one of them.
And yes, there is more than one style of adaptor plate. One is a rectangle and another is also a rectangle but with one corner 45'd off.
And yes, there is more than one style of adaptor plate. One is a rectangle and another is also a rectangle but with one corner 45'd off.
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I have mine off right now if you want I can lay it on the scanner and scan you an image that you can use for a template. PM me if you want to go that route.
I actually broke my lift shaft/rock shaft using the plow. You can see where it was repaired before and I broke it again. For some stupid reason I used the hole in the plate that is welded on to the bottom. I think that was the cause of my breakage? Now that I am thinking on it and looking at the sleeve hitch manual page above I have no idea which hole on my plate to use????? My plate does'nt match up with the ones in the diagram. (panic sets in)
CG2 any ideas on that?
I actually broke my lift shaft/rock shaft using the plow. You can see where it was repaired before and I broke it again. For some stupid reason I used the hole in the plate that is welded on to the bottom. I think that was the cause of my breakage? Now that I am thinking on it and looking at the sleeve hitch manual page above I have no idea which hole on my plate to use????? My plate does'nt match up with the ones in the diagram. (panic sets in)
CG2 any ideas on that?
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looked at the blade parts manual on the ingersoll company sight but it is not clear
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I can't tell you as to how many versions of that plate have been issued by Case and Ingersoll over the years. At one time, if you bought a new plow blade, two different styles of plates came with it.
I also can't tell you as to how many versions of that manual there are because those manuals were updated as changes were made. It's possible that you have a different plate or that a PO has drilled an extra hole into it to try and get the plow blade to lift higher. I certainly don't understand why that extra chunk of metal was added on unless the tractor is a short wheelbase model and the lift link for a long wheelbase was used.
I also can't tell you as to how many versions of that manual there are because those manuals were updated as changes were made. It's possible that you have a different plate or that a PO has drilled an extra hole into it to try and get the plow blade to lift higher. I certainly don't understand why that extra chunk of metal was added on unless the tractor is a short wheelbase model and the lift link for a long wheelbase was used.
No need to panic, just use whatever hole gives you the appropriate amount of lift and movement. Besides, without an engine you won't notice any difference.:sidelaugh
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David has the same model as young Calzone has. It's called the Case "Glider".
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try this one, they sent it to me when i needed the same part.
http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=95986
I had to make a hole just above the F hole to get the blade to lift higher.
http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=95986
I had to make a hole just above the F hole to get the blade to lift higher.
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Yeah that is what I tried and ended up with a deformed and then sheared lift shaft which may or may not have been related. I guesss I need to block up the blade and do some more figuring.
Casguytoo I looked in a dozen places and can find no refrence to the 'case glider' model. Is it rare? can I sell it for a zillion dollars? are parts available? What kind fo oil should a glider have in the hydraulic sysytem?
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Try to remember that this is a family-friendly forum. :sidelaugh :sidelaugh :sidelaugh
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No, the "Glider" model isn't rare at all. I have a couple of them in my collection and I see them appear on e-Bay quite regularly. As such, they don't bring a lot of money. Parts are not a problem for those who understand what makes a Glider tick. As for the oil in the hydro system, you can use olive, peanut, corn or Canola.
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