Cutting Edge

[JimAnderson]

Does anyone have the JD part number for the cutting edge used on
the model 62 blade?Thanks,JimAnderson

[joeturner1977]

Cutting edge sizes:

U 10013 U is for 72"
U 10017 U is for 88"
U 10321 U is for 90"

Hope this helps...

[JimAnderson]

Just what I needed.Thanks,Joe.
JimAnderson

[gus]

Where would one get a cutting edge for an unknown manuf blade??

[Lavoy]

Some industrial dealers, not just a Deere dealer will have access to custom made cutting edges. I had a couple of cutting edges made years ago when I worked for a Deere dealer. I do not know who they had make them, but it was an outside company that did it, not a Deere deal at all.
Lavoy

[steelmarlin1]

You can easily make yourself a new cutting edge yourself, Just visit your local steel service center. Most of them carry abrasive resistant bars in a 400 brinnell hardness. I know because we do. All you would have to do is Plasma cut the bolt holes.
Deere 420c
Deere 40c
Deere Mc

[Lavoy]

One problem is virtually all of the Deere cutting edges use a countersunk moldboard bolt, no way to cut that type of hole. The other thing would be pretty much every cutting edge after the #61 dozer blade is a double bevel reverseable edge. Plain AR steel or something like that has no bevel and would no cut very well.
Lavoy

[steelmarlin1]

It actually is quite easier than Lavoy implies. With a plasma cutter you can cut the hole large enough so that a moldboard bolt is recessed which allows you to weld it in place. As far as the bevel most steel service centers have flame cutting track machines with a head that can be beveled to cut whichever angle desired along the length of the wear bar.