Cutting Edge for Blizzard 102 Inch for 8.5 Foot B61532 Replacement
Aftermarket B61532 Blizzard Cutting Edge 102 Inches Long x 1/2" Thick x 6 Inches Wide
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Specifications

OEM #
B61532

Dimension A
102 in
8-1/2 ft

Dimension C
1-5/8 in

Blade Thickness (D)
1/2 in

Bolt Size
1/2 in

# of Holes (F)
8

Dimension G
16 in

Dimension H
2 in

Dimension H1
30 in

Weight
86 lb








Everyone is getting ready for another snow season. Winter will be here soon.

Here are some tips to get your snow plow or spreader ready for winter.




Snow plows:

No matter what brand plow you have the most important thing is to change hydraulic fluid. Since most people store their plows outside the reservoirs tend to condensate thus accumulates water. Even ifyour plow is only one season old the oil should be changed. If your plow is fewyears old you should clean your filter as well and drain the oil from angle cylinders. Tip: Adding a 1 ounce of denatured alcohol will help reduce moisture in reservoir. Inspect all hoses for leaks and cracks. All electrical connections should be taken apart and cleaned. Do not forget the connections under the hoodby the battery. If you have multi pin connections they should be cleaned and greased with dielectric grease to prevent corrosion, please remember too muchgrease could worsen connection. If your plow uses lift chain, check for worn links. Trip springs tension. Center hinge bolt should be check for tightness.Check all metal parts for cracks. Very important on Western plows make sure that when you angle your plow right and left the a-frame stops should touch thestops on the quadrant. If you have .25” space an additional spacer could bewelded to eliminate gap. By doing that you will prevent your angle cylinders to over extend and possibly contaminate your system with debris from packing orbroken rod stop. If you have more than a .25” gap inspect a-frame center bolthole, it might be worn out too much. This might require you to replace a-frame and or quadrant as well. Tip: Some people weld additional thick plate toeliminate oval shape on center hole. Lubricate all moving parts. Remember tocarry extra parts with you when you plow. Suggested parts are: Motor relay (solenoid), trip spring and eye bolt, extra hoses, hitch pins, cotter pins, hydraulic oil.