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Old 01-18-2025, 09:34 PM
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So I had a box with random cub Parts in it. I know one piece was a snow plow mount that I need on my 782 plow setup. The other three pieces nobody seems to know what they are for. They have to be cub cadet as they were painted in the same paint as the snow plow mount. Anyone know what these are for or from? They could be for sale because I may not ever have a need for whatever they are. 716-353-2890. Thanks, Reed.
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Old 01-19-2025, 09:58 AM
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Are those solid pins or tubes?
What are the measurements and thickness of the angles that are welded on the ends?
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Old 01-19-2025, 02:36 PM
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Tubes, two holes in the end with the bolt
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I thought they might go in a sleeve hitch, but there'd be a hole to pin them with a cotter pin somewhere then.
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Maybe something someone has made up to hold a flag placed at the ends of the blade or something, who knows?

any holes at the ends of the blade where they may have been installed?
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Or, maybe something that could be flipped up/down and secured horizontally with the second bolt to aid in picking up or maneuvering the blower into position. These units are very heavy, so some kind of handle might be a good idea if it had to be transported in a pickup truck or trailer.
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