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D6c blade tilts

bcguide

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The treads for the tilts on my 6c are stripped. Just wondering if anyone had a fix for this other than finding a new set of tilts
 

LCA078

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Do you mean the threads on the end of the cylinder rod are stripped? Take a pic and post- much easier to advise when we can see the damage.
 

bcguide

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Here are some pictures. The top of the turnbuckle threads are stripped and has been welded.
The bottom one is still serviceable.
 

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LCA078

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That's a tough one. I don't have good ideas for you if you're sure the threads are stripped. I have seen a turnbuckle welded up on an old rake to keep it from turning but there was also really no need to adjust it anyway since it was a rake.
 

bcguide

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Here is what I came up with. The tilts are from a komatsu. I welded the komatsu to the 6c trunions on the blade and used the komatsu pin on on the side arms
 
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