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Tiller and front blade
First off I am not familiar with how things attach to these lawn tractors. I have a 1450 and I wanted a tiller and snow blade for it. I was at an estate auction this weekend and there were a snow blade and tiller for an older snapper which looked alot like the old IH attachments but are not. Normally I wouldn't have bought them without knowing if they would work for mine but I got both for only $90 so I went a head and bought them. Now I need to figure out if they will work and if so how do I get them to work? Any help would be appreciated. Let me know if it would help if I post pictures. Thanks
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If ya got some pics, go ahead and post them. They would help a lot to see how the tiller is powered and how each attach to the tractor (snapper). :beerchug:
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Pictures would be a great help on figuring it out for you
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Anything is possible. Need a welder, grinder, maybe a chop saw and you're set!
Oh yeah, drill press always makes things easy too. Brent |
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Here is some pics
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Is there a diagram on how the implements bolt up and are powered?
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It looks to me like you need a drive angle attachment. The one that goes from the tractor (parallel to the ground) to the tiller (perpendicular to the ground) to make that work right. It is kind of hard to see, but that would be where I would start...However, I would get with some of the guys here who have one and make sure your drive pullies on there are the same size. Just my .o2
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I don't know where to start here I am not saying you cant mount those on your 1450 but in my opinion you would be better off with the cub cadet attachments from what I have seen those are for a vertical engine and cubs are horizontal engines you need to twist the belt to get them to work and then you get to mounting nothings will just bolt up all the mounts will need to be made
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