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Old 02-26-2020, 09:20 PM
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I got a 1962 Cub Cadet Original, and I am wanting to put ag tires on it, and mow the yard. In the winter months, I want to snow plow with it. Could and how would I convert a newer snow plow to work on it, without too much of a hassle?
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I got a 1962 Cub Cadet Original, and I am wanting to put ag tires on it, and mow the yard. In the winter months, I want to snow plow with it. Could and how would I convert a newer snow plow to work on it, without too much of a hassle?
Welcome to OCC!

Your question depends solely on your skill set, which we have no idea of.
I could do it with little effort in a day probably with the right plow.
But then again I have a shop full of fabrication machinery and 35 years experience.
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I agree with Coop, depends on your skill level, tools, and resources.
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The Original plows were a stand alone fit due to the location of the lift rod on the rock shaft near the center of the unit.

They also utilized 2 different plow set ups.
One of witch is a non trip blade.
They are out there but hard to find and pricey when/if you do.

If you want to go with a thrower instead, look for a BB38 DanCo/IH (pictured)

Look in the manual section on this site, there may be links to manuals that cover these as well as the blades/plows

Look here https://www.onlycubcadets.net/pdf/CPE-2A%20Blades.pdf

The Original blade attachments start on page 6



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I'm not sure if this is still available but here ya go.

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I got a 1962 Cub Cadet Original, and I am wanting to put ag tires on it, and mow the yard. In the winter months, I want to snow plow with it. Could and how would I convert a newer snow plow to work on it, without too much of a hassle?
I see your new, Ag tires tend to cause a problem while turning on lawns if you didn't know.
Also, myself and others found that turf tires with chains/weight work better for snow than ag's .
Ag's work well for ground engaging work like a mold board plow.
There are other tire treads some find work well but to each his own and I don't mean to infringe on others preferences, just advise if you didn't know.
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