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Old 06-13-2012, 07:37 AM
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A co worker of mine has this plow for sell and I can pick it up for about $25. It is actually for a IH Farmall Cub tractor. I was thinking that if I modified it with a 3pt hitch it would make a pretty cool set up for the Supers. I've only seen the picture and will look in person this weekend. Unfortunately I have no other info on the plow. So do you guys think my idea would work? Do you think the Supers will lift it and pull it? Thoughts,Ideas and Opinions Please.

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Old 06-13-2012, 10:14 AM
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If a Super would pull it, there would be pics all over the internet!!

The dream setup is to pull multi plows.

The Super will do fine with one, the large one may be a 12 inch, which would be perfect for a Super!!

I have used this minimally behind the 1872, I would not consider having a second bottom.



Cut off the big one for your CAT 0, give the little one to Methos for his 1864!!

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If a Super would pull it, there would be pics all over the internet!!

The dream setup is to pull multi plows.

The Super will do fine with one, the large one may be a 12 inch, which would be perfect for a Super!!

I have used this minimally behind the 1872, I would not consider having a second bottom.



Cut off the big one for your CAT 0, give the little one to Methos for his 1864!!

Looks like the larger one is 16" and I think it would go too deep for a cub to handle.

I'm good on a plows thanks for the thought tho!
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I agree with Duke....That would be a little too much for an SGT, or GT..If not to much to pull, to heavy.


I have the exact plow for my Cub...They are actually suppose to be blue.
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Old 06-13-2012, 04:32 PM
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The large share measures 19" and the small 11". I didn't think the
Farmall cubs had that much horse power
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The large share measures 19" and the small 11". I didn't think the
Farmall cubs had that much horse power


I think that model of plow is a 14"...But it might be a 16".




And they don't....But they have a lot of weight, and torque.
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With the right set of torches, welder and scrap iron the plow could easly be made to work behind and IH Cub Cadet.
The smaller of the 2 moldboards would work on most manual lift cubs cadets.
The larger one could be made to fit a 3-point and would easy to control depth of cut.
It all depends on how much time and money you have and how good you are at modifying to meet your needs.
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Cutting it apart defeats what I wanted. I wanted to keep the double plow look. I don't have the equipment to do that kind of mods.
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Cutting it apart defeats what I wanted. I wanted to keep the double plow look. I don't have the equipment to do that kind of mods.
Don you could order the conversion kit Aaron sells but you would only have a single bottom plow. There's been several post on two bottom plows posted before. I'll go see if I can dig them up for you.
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Don you could order the conversion kit Aaron sells but you would only have a single bottom plow. There's been several post on two bottom plows posted before. I'll go see if I can dig them up for you.
This should help you.

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