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Old 05-13-2012, 03:13 PM
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Can anyone tell if this is a sleeve hitch plow with the sleeve hitch attached to it? I need a single plow and this one has popped up on cl and was wondering if it was three point or sleeve. Thanks
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I think it's a sleeve hitch plow and that sleeve hitch will not work on a cub.
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Do you think it would work on my CC sleeve hitch? I cannot tell what type of fitting it has behind that hitch.
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Old 05-13-2012, 03:55 PM
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The plow should work. It's a bolt on hitch.....easy to change. Hard to say without a better view.

The sleeve hitch looks to be one that goes on some John Deere garden tractor.
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I blew this picture up 400 times and it looks like the end of the plow shaft is visible just before it touches the hitch. If that is the end then what would it attach to?
There is also the piece behind the shaft that has what looks like a bolt or nut through it. Any ideas? I called the owners and it sounded like two women that maybe inherited these items and do not know what they are. It's too far to drive just to look at it. I blew it up again and this is what I got.
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I saw that as well, that's why I say I think it will work.
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