Will Replacement Scraper Blade # SB324-066 Fit Older and Newer Snowbear Plow

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Hi there, Can you please tell me what the hole spacing on this scraper is, part # SB324-066 ? I need to make sure its the same as my existing scraper so it bolts up right. Thank you,

asked by: Paul

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While my contact at SnowBear was not able to get me the dimensions you asked about they were able to tell me that the Replacement Scraper Blade # SB324-066 that you referenced is designed to fit the older and newer models of their plows so they guaranteed it will work for you.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The Replacement Scraper Blade for SnowBear Snowplows - Steel - 82" #SB324-065 comes as 2 pieces, plus the hardware.

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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