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Old 01-04-2014, 09:13 PM
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I'm new to the forum here and also new to Cub Cadets. I just recently picked up a Cub Cadet 1200. It's had the engine rebuilt and runs great. It also came with a mower deck. What I'm wanting to know is where can I find a sleeve hitch and plow for it. I am wanting to use it to plow my garden. Any responses will help a lot being that I'm clueless. Thanks in advance.
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Welcome Wes

You will need a rear lift, a sleeve hitch adapter and plow. I would also suggest either ag tires or chains on turfs plus wheel weights.

I make heavy duty sleeve hitches and other parts.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=20875

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Sleeve hitch adapter


Lift pin that fits in the rear lift casting


Not sure if you need this for the rear casting pivot. If the holes are 7/8" you need "Frankenstein bolts". If they are 5/8", then a rod is what you use


Here is a picture of Narrow frame ( you have a wide frame and they will be slightly different ) rear lift parts plus a spring assist

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This is the type of plow you want to get
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I'm new to the forum here and also new to cub cadets. I just recently picked up a cub cadet 1200. It's had the engine rebuilt and runs great. It also came with a mower deck. What I'm wanting to know is where can I find a sleeve hitch and plow for it. I am wanting to use it to plow my garden. Any responses will help a lot being that I'm clueless. Thanks in advance.
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I'm new to the forum here and also new to Cub Cadets. I just recently picked up a Cub Cadet 1200. It's had the engine rebuilt and runs great. It also came with a mower deck. What I'm wanting to know is where can I find a sleeve hitch and plow for it. I am wanting to use it to plow my garden. Any responses will help a lot being that I'm clueless. Thanks in advance.
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Wow thanks a lot this definitely helped me out a lot. I appreciate the help and I'm starting to love this cub.
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Welcome Wes

You will need a rear lift, a sleeve hitch adapter and plow. I would also suggest either ag tires or chains on turfs plus wheel weights.

I make heavy duty sleeve hitches and other parts.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=20875

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So your sleeve hitch adapter is what I need plus bolts. Then all I would need is the plow?
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So your sleeve hitch adapter is what I need plus bolts. Then all I would need is the plow?
Do you have a rear lift? ( the casting with lift bar that connects to the lift handle or hydraulic cylinder )

Can you post pictures of your 1200?
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Do you have a rear lift? ( the casting with lift bar that connects to the lift handle or hydraulic cylinder )

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