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Originally Posted by mhbtsc
Well, no the IH hitch wasn't "designed" to work on MTD's aluminum rear end. One was made by IH and the other MTD. That doesn't mean it won't bolt on and work. You seem to know nothing really..... only what you have read. Have you ever even pulled a plow with a GT?
And while losing the argument, we resort to spelling errors. Typical.
We aren't talking about a mechanical driven attachment. We are talking about a bolt on one. What you are debating is like saying you can't put a 6.50 tire on a 782 because the 782 didn't come out with narrow tires. The point is?????
Really? Name the model. IH didn't build MTD machines.
I think you better study the history of the IH sale of Cub Cadet to MTD some more. You seem confused. |
It's the other way around. MTD's rear end wasn't designed to use the IH lift. And that's why they didn't offer it. I do know that you risk pulling out bolts. Otherwise there wouldn't be aftermarket solutions to not do so.
My point was just because you can bolt something on doesn't mean you can safely or effectively use it.
IH resold CCC built machines from 1981-1985. During that time they offered a Cat 0 on those machines. They offered a Cat 0 on the 482, 582, 682, 782 and 982s over serial number 720000, and they offered the cat 0 from day 1 on IH built 982s.