Struck Magnatrac RS1000 User manual

BM1
Attachm nt Ass mbly Instructions
MAGNATRAC® RS1000
MS90 Mud Scraper Kit BM3
MFH15 Manual Front Hitch Kit BM6
DB44 Dozer Blade Kit BM16
SB60 Snow Blade Kit BM18
BM13 Bucket Mouth Kit BM20
MRH35 Manual Rear Hitch Kit BM24
DR30 Double Ripper Kit BM28
BD23 Drawbar Kit BM30
TSO58 Grouser Track Shoe Kit BM31
GP58 Grouser Plate Kit BM32
RS58 Rubber Track Shoe Kit BM33
HA14 Hitch Adapter Kit BM34
LCA9 Log Crane Adaptor/Drawbar Kit BM35
LW228 Log Crane/Drawbar Kit BM36
LW16 Manual Winch Kit BM37
RK26 Rake Kit BM38
BS40 Box Scraper Kit BM42
HFH15 Hydraulic Front Hitch Kit BM45
HRH35 Hydraulic Rear Hitch Kit BM48
PP35 Power Pack Kit BM51
FW15 Front Counterweight Kit BM63
AM39 Angle Mount Kit BM65
ROPS20 Roll-over Protective Structure Kit BM67
D1060/UG Backhoe Kits BM71
BR50 Frost/Chisel Tooth Kit BM94
BK45 Material Bucket Kit- Hydro Dump Kit (HFH15 only) BM96
BK44 Material Bucket Kit - Manual Dump Kit (HFH15 only) BM101
BF22 Bucket Forks Kit - (BK44, BK45 only) BM104
HE47 Hitch Extender kit BM105
B612/B616 Bucket Kits BM107
BD7 Blade Drawbar Kit BM108
RT24 Rock/Debris Thumb Kit (D1060/D1065 only) BM109
SB18 Stone Boat Kit (Nose & Chain) BM111
TR23 Tripple Shank Ripper Kit BM113
BB60 Ballast Box Kit BM114
© Copyright 2018 by Struck Corp. Patents pending - MAGNATRAC® is a registered trademark of the Struck Corp.
Table of Contents
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Version: 4.1.18

BM2
Bolt Torque-Tension Relationship
Caution: All material included below is advisory only, and it’s use by anyone is voluntary. Extreme cau-
tion should be used when using a formula for torque/tension realtionships. Torque is only an indirect in-
dication of tension. Under/over tightening of fasteners can result in costly equipment failure or personal
injury. All bolts and nuts used are Grade 5 unless noted in the description. Grade 8 nomenclature will
be shown as G8 in the description. (Fine thread bolts are not shown, call the factory for details)
A) References of left & right are determined by standing behind your Crawler and looking forward.
B) Though the following instructions are inclusive, some of the Steps have already been completed at
the factory...just go on if you find a particular step has already been completed for you.
C) Photos of various assembly Steps are located throughout the instructions and we’ve tried to keep
the more timely photos next to the instructions of the components they describe. NOTE: some photos
show completion of Steps that will come later in the instructions. You will find it helpful though, to look
at photos from other sections of these instruction to see different views of particular parts you are
presently assembling.
D) As many of the components you will be working with are awkward and occasionally heavy, it’s a good
idea to have a helper available for assistance.
E) It can never be mentioned too much; always work on your Crawler with it’s Parking Brake on, the
Engine shut off, the Ignition Key removed [or ignition switch turned to STOP] and the (-) Ground Cable
removed from Battery [if so equipped].
F) The length of a Bolt is determined by measuring the threaded shank below the Bolt’s head.
G) When assembling cylinders, it’s helpful to unscrew the plastic plugs 1/2 way, then put a pin in the
“rod end” tube (chrome movable end) and hit the pin with a mallet to break loose the seal in order to
make lining up the cylinders easier later in assembly steps. (Call the factory with any questions you
may have) Once the “rod end” is out fully, you can remove the plastic plug completely.
BEFORE YOU BEG N YOUR ASSEMBLY...
... a few important facts
should be brought to your attention:
1/4” x 20....................................
5/16” x 18..................................
3/8” x 16....................................
7/16” x 14..................................
1/2” x 13....................................
9/16” x 12..................................
5/8” x 11....................................
3/4” x 10....................................
7/8” x 9......................................
1” x 8.........................................
Bolt Diameter & Thread Count Grade 5 - (3 lines on head) Grade 8 - (6 lines on head)
101 in. lbs......................................
209 in. lbs......................................
31 ft. lbs.........................................
49 ft. lbs.........................................
75 ft. lbs.........................................
109 ft. lbs.......................................
150 ft. lbs.......................................
267 ft. lbs.......................................
429 ft. lbs.......................................
644 ft. lbs.......................................
143 in. lbs.
295 in. lbs
44 ft. lbs.
70 ft. lbs.
106 ft. lbs.
154 ft. lbs.
212 ft. lbs.
376 ft. lbs.
606 ft. lbs.
909 ft. lbs.

BM3
Mud Scrap r Kit
MS90
001740R Mud Scraper, right (1)
001740L Mud Scraper, left (1)
001759 Tube (4)
002005sfp Washer, 3/8IDx1OD (32)
T 5/16-18x1-1/2 Spin Lock Bolt (4)
HH 5/16-18 Spin Lock Nut (4)
YY 3/8-16x1-1/2 Spin Lock Bolt (4)
3/8-16 Spin Lock Nut (4)
Pre-Assembly: Before beginning actual assembly, loosely assemble the Right
and Left Mud Scrapers as shown in Photo below... Mud Scrapers have been turned
upside down in Photo to give clarity to your assembly. When you install your Mud
Scrapers on your Magnatrac, keep one assembled as you install the other... the as-
sembled one will help you keep your bolts, washers, etc. in their proper positions. Re-
member, left & right are always determined from the rear of your RS196K Magnatrac.
1740L
Left Mud Scraper
Assembly
[shown upside down]
2005
Washers
(7) +/-
T Bolt
YY Bolt
1759 Tube
HH Nut
Nut
1740R
Right Mud Scraper
Assembly
[shown upside down]
Fastener & Parts List
Rotate
Assembly
to install

BM4
1740L
Left Mud Scraper
Assembly
1691
NOTE: The following instructions
will show you in detail how to mount
your #1740L Left Mud Scraper. When
completed, you will be asked to repeat
the similar assembly for the #1740R
Right Mud Scraper.
STEP 1. Open hood, remove
your seat and rear cover assembly.
Refer to Chapter 7-Service section of
your RS1000 manual, approx. page
23.
STEP 2. Locate the two (2) Bolts
in lower left rear inside corner of your
Body and totally remove them... check
Photo at right.
STEP 3. Disassemble the
#1740L Left Mud Scraper you assem-
bled [above].
Following Photo at right, “rotate”
and reassemble your “Left” Mud
Scraper”. Two #T Bolts are inserted into
5/16 holes on right side of Scraper fol-
lowed by approximately seven (7)
#2005 Washers and then inserted into
the mating 5/16 holes you provided by
removing the two (2) Bolts in STEP 2
(above).
NOTE: The number of #2005
Washers used on each #T Bolt will vary
between 6 and 8... use the number that
will hold an approximate 1/8” gap be-
tween mating faces of #1691 Expander
and #1740L Mud Scraper after #T Bolts
are tightened... apply #HH Nuts inside
Body, leave #T bolts finger tight.
Fully remove
these two
Bolts inside
Body.
T Bolts
&
2005
Washers
(7) +/-
1759
Tubes
approximate
1/8” gap

BM5
STEP 4. Slip #1759 Tubes into
7/8” slots in outside face of #1740L Mud
Scraper. Align Tubes with mating
“lower” 3/8” holes on inside face of
#1691 Expander. [See Photo bottom of
page above]
From outside, insert a YY Bolt into each
of the aligned Tubes. Secure each Bolt
with # Nuts... tighten.
Tighten T Bolts and #HH Nuts assem-
bled in STEP 3 (previous page).
STEP 5. Repeat the procedures
from STEPS 2, 3, and 4 above, this time
installing the #1740R Right Mud
Scraper... Photo at right.
YY Bolts
Nuts
1740L
Left Mud Scraper
Assembly
1740R
Right Mud Scraper
Assembly
1691 Expander
1691 Expander
NOTE: To mount your #1665 Handle
[from your MFH15 Front Hitch] while
using your Mud Scrapers, make this fol-
lowing substitution...
A. Remove 2nd and 3rd #2005 Wash-
ers [shown in Photo at right]... keep
original #T Bolt.
B. In place of the two (2) #2005 Wash-
ers you removed, substitute the lower
end of #1665 Handle with it’s #2207
Bushing. Reassemble and tighten orig-
inal #T Bolt.
Re-install your seat and rear cover as-
sembly. Refer to Chapter 7-Service
section of your RS1000 manual, ap-
prox. page 23.
Remove 2nd and 3rd #2005
Washers and substitute the
lower end of #1665 Handle
with #2207 Bushing mounted.

BM6
Manual Front Hitch Kit
MFH15
Parts & Fastener List
001654 Latch Plate (1)
001665 Handle (1)
001666 Lift Linkage (1)
001667 Arm Latch (2)
001704sfp Pin (1)
001694 Front Hitch (1)
001701 Bushing, 1/2IDx3/4OD (2)
001811 Spring (1)
001906 Cotter Pin, 1/8x1-1/4 (2)
002005sfp Washer, 3/8IDx1OD (4)
002203 Spring, 10” long (4)
002207 Bushing, 3/8IDx5/8ODx5/16 (7)
002209 Grip (1)
I 1/4-20x1/2 Spin Lock Bolt (2)
AG 1/4-20x1-1/4 Bolt (2)
NN 1/4-20 Spin Lock Nut (2)
OO 1/4-20 Nylon Lock Nut (2)
RR 1/4 Flat Washer (4)
HH 5/16-18 Spin Lock Nut (2)
V 3/8-16x1-1/2 Carriage Bolt (2)
AB 3/8-16 Dot Lock Nut (2)
AC 3/8-16x1 Carriage Bolt (3)
AD 3/8-16x1-1/2 Bolt (1)
AO 3/8-16x2-1/2 Carriage Bolt (2)
3/8-16 Spin Lock Nut (4)
ZZ 3/8-16x1-1/4 Carriage Bolt (2)
KK 3/8-16 Nylon Lock Nut (8)
AE 1/2-13x1-1/4 Bolt (2)
AF 1/2-13x4-1/2 Bolt (2)
II 1/2-13 Dot Lock Nut (2)
MM 1/2-13 Spin Lock Nut (2)
VV 1/2 Flat Washer (4)
1661
1811
1665
2209
1704
1694
1654
2207
2203
1701
1666 1667
NOTE: Quick release pins are available for easy removal of front hitch mounted at-
tachments. Our part number is #2208, Spring Loaded Pin. These would take the
place of the AF Bolts in these instructions. For the most secure way to attach your
attachments, use the AF Bolts.

BM7
1661
1/2” holes
M Bolts
HH Nuts
Right
Body
Wall
Left
Body
Wall
CAUT ON
The #2203 Springs used
in this assembly are common
“extension springs”. Their assembly re-
quires that the assembler wears gloves
and has sufficient arm strength to pull
on the Spring with approximately 30 lbs.
of vertical force. For safety, an “able
bodied helper” is recommended to be
present for assistance during the as-
sembly of this Attachment.
NOTE: Do Not get ahead of the follow-
ing Step by Step instructions... following
this proper sequence of assembly, pro-
tects the assembler from having to deal
with very strong Spring forces.
STEP 1. Using M Bolts, mount
a #1661 Plate to the lower front outside
corner of the Right and Left Body Walls.
Secure inside Body with HH Nuts...
tighten... see Photo at upper right.
STEP 2. Align 5/8” holes in left
& right #1661 Plates with mating 1/2”
holes in lower rear of #1694 Front Hitch.
On each side, insert an #AE Bolt
into #VV Washer and then into its
aligned 1/2” and 5/8” holes on left &
right.
Inside, slip a #1701 Bushing
over end of each #AE Bolt... Bushing
goes inside 1/2” holes of #1661 Plates.
Secure inside on each side with
#VV Washer and #II Nut...fully tighten
both Nuts... see Photo at right.
1694
Front Hitch
Front
Hitch
“arm”
1661
1661
VV Flat Washer
II Nut
1701
VV Flat Washer
AE Bolt

BM8
1665
AC
2207
1906
1906
1811 1666
5/8” hole
2005 Washer
AB Nut
STEP 4. Below #1605 Right Fender, Insert
#AC Bolt into 3/8” square hole on inside face of #1665
Handle... threads point outward.
Outside, over protruding threads, slip on in
order: #2207 Bushing, #1666 Lift Linkage, #2005
Washer and secure with #AB Nut... check Photo
below... tighten securely.
NOTE: When assembled, the forward end of #1666
Linkage should curve downward... see Photo next
page.
STEP 5. Spread ends of two #1906 Cotter Pins
and insert each into a “loop” on ends of #1811 Spring...
close Cotter Pin Ends. Insert one Cotter Pin into 3/16”
hole in center outside face of #1665 Handle... spread
Pin ends behind Handle to secure.
STEP 3. From above, insert
#1665 Handle into slot in #1605 Right
Fender... see Photo at right.
Slip #2209 Grip over #1665 Han-
dle on right side of Body... see Photo at
right.
1665
“slot”
1605
Right
Fender
1665
2209

BM9
AD
2005
AB
2005
1665
1811
Remove Q Bolt
and HH Nut from
this location.
AD
2207
2005
1666
STEP 6. Remove #Q Bolt and
#HH Nut from location in lower center of
Right Wall... see Photo at right.
STEP 7. In the following order:
Insert #AD Bolt into #2005 Washer,
#2207 Bushing, 5/8” hole lower end of
#1665 Handle, #2005 Washer and fi-
nally into 5/16” hole “created” in STEP
6 above.
STEP 8. Locate protruding #AD
Bolt on inside lower center of Right
Body Wall... secure with #2005 Washer
and #AB Nut... fully tighten... see Photo
at right.
STEP 9. Following Photo [sec-
ond from bottom], insert (2) AC Bolts
and (2) ZZ Bolts into the four 3/8”
square holes on inside face of #1694
Front Hitch “arm”.
Slip #2207 Bushings over end of
“upper” & “lower” #AC Bolts... secure
with #KK Nut... tighten.
Slip #2207 Bushing, #1667 Arm Latch
over end of “upper” #ZZ Bolt... secure
with KK Nut... leave Bolts loose to be
tightened later. Do the same process for
the “lower” #ZZ Bolt.
STEP 10. Form two #AO Car-
riage Bolt assemblies with # Nuts ap-
plied so that “flange” of Nut points away
from head of Bolt by 1-7/8”... see inset
Photo at right.
Remove “original” #Q Bolts and
#HH Nuts and replace with #AO Car-
riage Bolt assemblies [formed above]...
secure inside Body with # Nuts... fully
tighten... see Photo at right.
KK
Nut
“upper” ZZ Bolt
“lower” ZZ Bolt
1694 Front Hitch
1-7/8”
#AO #
Former location of #Q
Bolts & #HH Nuts...
now replaced with
#AO Bolts & # Nuts
“upper” AC Bolt
“lower” AC Bolt
KK
Nut
1667
1667
2207
2207

BM10
STEP 11. Following Photo below, slip
#1654 Latch Plate around #1665 Handle... se-
cure with two (2) #I Bolts and #NN Nuts... finger
tight.
Slip 5/8” hole in end of #1666 Lift Linkage
over Lower Stud [#AC Bolt with one mounted
#2207 Bushing and KK Nut].
Slip #1670 Pin through the two 1” holes
on outside faces of #1694 Front Hitch, center the
Pin.
1670 Pin
2203 Spring
1694 Front Hitch
5/8” hole
1666 Lift Linkage
For BM13 Bucket Mouth use: Slip (2)
#2203 Springs over each end of #1670 Pin. For
DB44 Dozer Blade use: Slip (1) #2203 Spring
over each end of #1670 Pin. Secure each end
with #AG Bolt, #RR Washer, second #RR
Washer and secure with #OO Nut.... tighten...
see Photo below.
STEP 12. From under Right Fender, in-
sert remaining #1906 Cotter Pin through 3/16”
hole and “clinch” on outside face of #1605 Right
Fender.
1665
1906
1654
1605
Right Fender
I Bolts &
NN Nuts
AG Bolt
OO Nut
RR Washer
AO Bolt &
Nuts
AO Bolt &
Nuts
Upper Stud
AC Bolt with
2207 Bushing
& KK Nut
Note:
Use (2) #2203 Spings
for each side if using
a BM13 - Bucket
Mouth.
Note:
Use (1) #2203 Spring
for each side if using
just the DB44 - Dozer
Blade.
Lower Stud
AC Bolt with 2207 Bushing
& KK Nut
1667

BM11
STEP 13. Pull #1665 Handle
fully rearward and secure it behind rear
“tab” of its #1654 Latch Plate... see
Photo at right.
STEP 14. With “gloved” hands,
rotate each #2203 Spring rearward and
loop the top loop of each Spring over
the head of its appropriate #AO Bolt...
all four “top loops” should be over their
appropriate #AO Bolts... see Photo at
right.
STEP 15. Remove #I Bolts and
#NN Nuts from #1654 Latch Plate. In-
vert Latch Plate [rear “tab” is now for-
ward] and replace it per Photo at right...
On forward end, secure it with only one
(1) #I Bolt and one (1) #NN Nut... finger
tight... see Photo at right.
STEP 16. Push #1665 Handle
fully forward and simultaneously rotate
the #1654 Latch Plate inward aligning
1/4” hole in rear of Latch with mating
1/4” hole in rear of Right Fender. Insert
#I Bolt in mating 1/4” holes and secure
below with #NN Nut... finger tight... see
Photos at upper & lower right.
NOTE: For Safety [with #1654 Latch
Plate in above position] your Spring’s
“pressure” is safely contained... see
Photo at right.
You will now attach your Dozer
Blade, Bucket Mouth and place approx-
imately 90 pounds of weight in the
Bucket Mouth to hold it down against
the floor.
For weights in our Photos
(STEP 21 below) we used two (2) 45
pound bags of sand. The assembler
could use any type of “stable weight”...
concrete chunks, stones, etc... it’s safer
to have a greater weight to keep Bucket
Mouth down on the floor, than less!
2203 Spring
1665 Handle “fully rearward”
AO Bolt
rear “tab”
1654 Latch Plate
AO Bolt
“top loop”
of Spring
I Bolt &
NN Nut
I Bolt & NN Nut
I Bolt &
NN Nut
1665 Handle
fully forward
#1665
Handle
Right
Fender
ROTATE
inward
to align mating
1/4” holes.
1654
Latch Plate
rear “tab”
1654 Latch Plate

BM12
STEP 17. Following the instruc-
tions closely, completely assemble your
DB44 Dozer Blade.
When completed, slip DB44
Dozer Blade’s “Top Mount and Bottom
Mount” around #1694 Front Hitch.
Align 1/2” holes in Top & Bottom
Mounts with mating 1/2” holes in #1694
Front Hitch.
From above, insert #AF Bolts
into mating 1/2” holes... secure below
with #MM Nuts... tighten... see Photo at
right.
STEP 18. Following the instruc-
tions closely, completely assemble your
BM13 Bucket Mouth.
When completed, install it per
the instructions onto your previously in-
stalled DB44 Dozer Blade.
STEP 19. Remove #I Bolt &
#NN Nut at rear of #1654 Latch Plate...
see inset Photo at right.
Simultaneously, while pushing
forward on the #1665 Handle, rotate the
#1654 Latch Plate outward... see Photo
at right.
Release pressure on the Handle
and allow it to slowly go rearward until
the Cross Shaft of the Bucket Mouth
rests against the #1782 Grill... Photo at
right.
DB44
Dozer
Blade
DB44
Dozer
Blade
I Bolt &
NN Nut
4121
Top
Mount
AF
Bolts
& MM
Nuts
4120 Bottom Mount
1694
Front Hitch
BM13
Bucket
Mouth
1665
Handle
1782 Grill
Cross
Shaft
“rotate outward”
“release slowly”
1654
1654
Cross
Shaft
“rests”
against
Grill

BM13
STEP 20. Totally remove #1654
Latch Plate. Invert it and turn it “end to
end”. Remount it per Photo at right...
use orignal #I Bolts & #NN Nuts...
tighten... see Photo at right.
Slip 5/8” hole end of #1666 Lift
Linkage off Lower Stud... Photo at right.
STEP 21. Load Bucket Mouth
with approximately 90 pounds of sand
bags, rocks, broken concrete, etc... set
#1665 Handle so that when you have
finished loading the Bucket Mouth that
the Bucket lies firmly on the floor... see
Photo below.
STEP 22. Move forward end of
#1666 Lift Linkage so its 5/8” hole is
over Upper Stud... secure by rotating
“upper” #1667 Arm Latch rearward into
alocked position... Tighten #KK Nut...
see Photo below and next page.
Lower
Stud
Lower
Stud
Upper
Stud
KK
Nut
“rotate”
Arm Latch
1666
1666
Lift linkage
“forward end”
1654 5/8”
hole
I Bolt &
NN Nut
Cross Shaft
“resting on” Grill
“upper” 1667 Arm Latch
“open” position”
STEP 23. Move forward
end of #1666 Lift Linkage so its
5/8” hole is over Upper Stud...
secure by rotating “upper”
#1667 Arm Latch rearward into
alocked position... Tighten #KK
Nut... see Photo above and
next page.
“lower” 1667 Arm Latch
not shown
NOTE: The MFH15 Manual Front Hitch has (2) different
height settings. For dozing applications, use the “upper
stud”. For carrying large loads use the “lower stud”. -
Contact our techs for questions on these settings.

BM14
1654
Upper
Stud
“upper” 1667 Arm Latch
“locked position”
KK Nut
1665
SAFETY NOTE:
For transporting, you should al-
ways have the #1665 Handle [Front
Hitch] in the “Rearward Locked” posi-
tion... Handle should be behind “rear
tab” of #1654 Latch Plate....see Photo
at right.
1665 Handle
“rear tab”
1654 Latch Plate
Lower
Stud
KK Nut
NOTE: The MFH15 Manual
Front Hitch has (2) different
height settings. For dozing appli-
cations, use the “upper stud”.
For carrying large loads use the
“lower stud”. - Contact our techs
for questions on these settings. “lower” 1667 Arm Latch
“unlocked position”

BM15
STEP 24. On top front face of #1606 Left Fender, locate a point 29-1/2” forward of rear
edge and 7/8” inward of left edge... see Photos below. At this point, accurately drill a 5/16” hole
if it has not already been provided.
Locate 5/16” hole in foot of #4140 Loop [#4140 Loop shipped with BM13 Bucket Mouth]
over mating 5/16” hole provided above... secure with Q Bolt and HH Nut... tighten. NOTE: “top
loop” and “foot” of #4140 Loop face outwardly.
OPERAT NG NOTE: The #4140 Loop provides a firm support for the #2232 Handle when
you want the Bucket Mouth “up and out of the way” to do Blade work... YOU CAN remove the
Bucket Mouth entirely, but it’s removal [due to the loss of the “counter-balancing” effect of the
BM13 Bucket Mouth’s weight] will require greater operator force to keep the Blade on the ground.
4140 Loop
“top loop” of 4140 Loop
“foot” of 4140 Loop
Q Bolt & HH Nut
2232 Handle
2232 Handle
2232 Handle
1606 Left Fender
1606 Left Fender
Q Bolt & HH Nut
29-1/2
7/8

BM16
Doz r Blad Kit
DB44
4118
4119
4121 4120
004118 Blade, 42” wide (1)
004119 Edge, 42” wide (1)
004120 Bottom Blade Mount (1)
004121 Top Blade Mount (1)
R 5/16-18x1 Spin Lock Bolt (8)
HH 5/16-18 Spin Lock Nut (8)
Parts & Fastener List
Version: 04.16

BM17
R Bolts (3) & HH Nuts (3)
R Bolts (5) & HH Nuts (5)
4119
4121
Top Blade
Mount
[with slotted
holes]
4120
Bottom
Blade
Mount
4118
STEP 1. Locate the five (5)
5/16” slots in #4119 Edge with mating
five 5/16” holes in lower edge of #4118
Blade. From the front, slip a #R Bolt into
each of these mating five slots & holes.
STEP 2. Rotate Blade. On the
reverse side align the three 5/16” holes
in edge of #4120 Bottom Blade Mount
with the three mating #R Bolts in center
of Blade... see Photo at right.
NOTE: Holes in #4119 Edge are slotted
to allow horizontal movement to square
bottom of Edge with ground if needed.
Secure all five #R Bolts [from
STEPS 1 & 2] with #HH Nuts on rear of
Blade... tighten... see Photo at right.
STEP 3. Insert three (3) #R
Bolts into remaining three 5/16” holes in
front face of #4118 Blade.
Behind Blade, slip the three mating
5/16” slotted holes of top edge of #4121
Top Blade Mount over the three protrud-
ing #R Bolts... secure with three (3)
#HH Nuts... leave Nuts loose... see
Photo upper near right.
Mounting Blade to Front Hitch:
Slip Blade Assembly onto #1694
Front Hitch... align 1/2” holes in #4121
Top and #4120 Bottom Mounts with
mating 1/2” holes in Front Hitch. Insert
#AF Bolts into mating holes... secure
below with II Nuts.
NOTE: [#AF Bolts & #II Nuts are re-
maining from assembly of Front Hitch]
Tighten the #R Bolts (3) and #HH
Nuts (3) on #Top Blade Mount.
NOTE: Blade angle can be set to
push straight ahead or cast material
to left or right. [Photo shows angle to
the left]
R Bolts (3) &
HH Nuts (3)
DB44
Blade
Assembly
AF Bolt (2)
4120
MM Nut
4121
1694 Front Hitch
R Bolts (5)

BM18
Snow Blad Kit
SB60
4164
4165
4171 4170
004164 Blade, 60” wide (1)
004165 Edge, 60” wide (1)
004170 Bottom Blade Mount (1)
004171 Top Blade Mount (1)
R 5/16-18x1 Spin Lock Bolt (10)
HH 5/16-18 Spin Lock Nut (10)
Parts & Fastener List

BM19
R Bolts (3) & HH Nuts (3)
R Bolts (5) & HH Nuts (5)
4165
4121
Top Blade
Mount
[with slotted
holes]
4120
Bottom
Blade
Mount
4164
STEP 1. Locate the five (5)
5/16” slots in #4165 Edge with mating
five 5/16” holes in lower edge of #4118
Blade. From the front, slip a #R Bolt into
each of these mating five slots & holes.
STEP 2. Rotate Blade. On the
reverse side align the three 5/16” holes
in edge of #4120 Bottom Blade Mount
with the three mating #R Bolts in center
of Blade... see Photo at right.
NOTE: Holes in #4165 Edge are slot-
ted to allow horizontal movement to
square bottom of Edge with ground if
needed.
Secure all five #R Bolts [from
STEPS 1 & 2] with #HH Nuts on rear of
Blade... tighten... see Photo at right.
STEP 3. Insert three (3) #R
Bolts into remaining three 5/16” holes in
front face of #4164 Blade.
Behind Blade, slip the three mating
5/16” slotted holes of top edge of #4121
Top Blade Mount over the three protrud-
ing #R Bolts... secure with three (3)
#HH Nuts... leave Nuts loose... see
Photo upper near right.
Mounting Blade to Front Hitch:
Slip Blade Assembly onto #1694
Front Hitch... align 1/2” holes in #4121
Top and #4120 Bottom Mounts with
mating 1/2” holes in Front Hitch. Insert
#AF Bolts into mating holes... secure
below with II Nuts.
NOTE: [#AF Bolts & #II Nuts are re-
maining from assembly of Front Hitch]
Tighten the #R Bolts (3) and #HH
Nuts (3) on #Top Blade Mount.
NOTE: Blade angle can be set to
push straight ahead or cast material
to left or right. [Photo shows angle to
the left]
R Bolts (3) &
HH Nuts (3)
SB60
Blade
Assembly
AF Bolt (2)
4120
MM Nut
4121
1694 Front Hitch
R Bolts (5)

BM20
Buck t Mouth Kit
BM13
Parts and Fastener List
001168 Hitch Pin, #8 (2)
002209 Grip (1)
002232 Handle (1)
004104 Side Assembly (1)
004105 Bucket Bottom (1)
004106L Dump Bracket, left (1)
004106R Dump Bracket, right (1)
004107 Flat Lock (2)
004119 Edge, 42” (1)
004140 Loop (1)
E 1/4-20x3/4 Bolt (2)
OO 1/4-20 Nylon Lock Nut (2)
M 5/16-18x3/4 Carriage Bolt (5)
R 5/16-18x1 Spin Lock Bolt (12)
HH 5/16-18 Spin Lock Nut (17)
AL 3/8-16x1 Bolt (2)
KK 3/8-16 Nylon Lock Nut (2)
4104 Side Assembly
4105
4119
2232
4106L 4106R
4107
Note: tem has been engineered to be used with the MFH15 - Manual Front Hitch sys-
tem only. Not to be used with hydraulic attachments. Damage may result & warranty
may be voided if used with hydraulic attachments.
4140