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Dearborn Rear Blades

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9N'er

04-10-2002 03:22:44

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Does anyone know the dirt on the rear blades for the earlier Dearborn brand types? Did they come in 6 foot lengths?

or? 7 foot lengths?

And, are 7 footers practical for the small N turning radius (assuming they were manufactured in tat length).

I am trying to find one in the New England area and have a possibility of one in Ohio and Wisconsin but not New England (Maine/New Hampshire or Vermont are within a reasonable drive)

Insights are appreciated. thank you. 9N'er

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PHILIP

04-10-2002 05:05:15

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Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to 9N'er, 04-10-2002 03:22:44

I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT DEARBORN BLADES, BUT I RUN A 7' BLADE FROM TSC ON MY 8N. MY REAR TIRES ARE SPACED OUT A LITTLE WIDER THAN STOCK. I CAN JUST BARELY TURN THE 7' BLADE 360 DEGREES. I USE THE BLADE TO MOVE SNOW WITH HERE IN INDIANA. WITH BLADE ANGLED, THE REMOVAL PATH IS STILL WIDER THAN THE TIRES.

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MikeC

04-10-2002 14:10:52

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Re: Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to PHILIP, 04-10-2002 05:05:15

I also have a 7' blade with my tires spaced out. Just barely squeaks by when you turn it, but even angled it is wider than the tire path.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

04-10-2002 04:48:45

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Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to 9N'er, 04-10-2002 03:22:44

Hey Tom.

The Dearborn 19-5 was a 6' blade. You can connect a 7 footer to your 9N, but may not be able to reverse it while mounted on the tractor. Trying to move snow with a 7 footer, especially offset, will definitely help you develop great skill in steering with your brakes (grin). Here's a scan from the owner's manual:

Hope this helps..... ..... Ed
'52 8N475798

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9N'er

04-10-2002 04:54:53

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Re: Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 04-10-2002 04:48:45

thanks Ed. Will print this and save it. tom

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Richard(WY)

04-10-2002 04:36:02

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Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to 9N'er, 04-10-2002 03:22:44

9Ner " know the dirt"? I am not a mindreader, but don't you mean spec? Anyways, my Dearborn blade is 6" and yes you will have some trouble with a longer blade hitting tires if you angle it or try to reverse it. Respectfully, Richard

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9n'er

04-10-2002 04:54:16

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Re: Re: Dearborn Rear Blades in reply to Richard(WY), 04-10-2002 04:36:02

Couldn't think of a better word for the rear blade than "dirt" but if I used: "what's the scoop on the Dearborn blades" I would have confused everyone including myself. Who knows what replies I would have received about Dearborn rear scoops, scoops mounted on rear blades, and everything in between. thanks. tom

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