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How to Replace a Pull Scraper Blade

Swap a worn or loose blade in a Hyde pull scraper. Match the blade to the scraper model first, since a shared width does not mean a fit.

What you need

• Model 11100Replacement Blade for 10520 $3.41 each$2.32 each at 100 or more

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• Model 11130Replacement Blade for 10540 and 10280 $4.34 each$2.95 each at 100 or more

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• Model 11135Replacement Blades for 10540 (2) $6.25 each$4.25 each at 100 or more

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• Model 11170Carbide Replacement Blade for 10610 $12.77 each$8.68 each at 100 or more

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• scraper's service instruction for its model
• rigid container for the old blade
• tray for retainer parts
• scrap material for a test pull

Steps

1. Read the symptom first. Needing more downforce, skating or making dust means a worn edge. Shifting, rocking or chatter points to the assembly.
2. Find the scraper's model number. Pair it with its blade: 10520 takes 11100, 10540 takes 11130 or 11135, 10610 takes 11170.
3. Take the scraper to a bench and secure it. Keep the edge pointed away from your hands.
4. Note which face and edge were active and how the blade sat in the holder.
5. Loosen the retainer as the scraper's own instruction directs. Keep the parts in a tray, in order.
6. Lift the old blade out without prying. Put it straight into a rigid container.
7. Clean the seat. Check for corrosion, burrs, bends or packed residue. Seat the new blade without forcing it.
8. Tighten the retainer as the instruction directs. Test pull on scrap to confirm the blade holds and tracks straight.

Tips

• 11130 is the individual blade and 11135 is the pack for the 10540. Pack count changes supply, not fit.
• Do not tighten first and inspect later. Movement leaves marks that show the cause.
• Stop if the blade is chipped, bent or corroded at the seat. Do not use it.
• A repeated track in the strip points to a nick, a bent blade or a blade that is not fully seated.

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Questions about the right tool for your job? Email cs@hydestore.com or call 508-916-6442.