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    Are the blade clamps on the Excalibur 21 the same as those of the 788?
    The upper arm and clamp look the same but I don't know bolt hole measurements.
    If they are the same it would be good to know.
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    Short answer is...YES!
    "Still Montana Mike"

    "Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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      Originally posted by wood-n-things View Post
      Short answer is...YES!
      Thanks Mike, Next time try and keep it short.
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