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10-12-2014, 11:02 PM
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Need Tiller/Scraper Connection Help!
I have a 1450 that I bought in January that came with a tiller and Brinley box scraper. I am not new to Cub Cadets but I am new to rear-attached implements. I really need the box scraper and I found out I don't have the rear bracket on this tractor.
I posted on the board to try and get some help here: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...t=32482&page=2 I am going to try again. This is what is on my tractor:  The bottom bracket is missing. The outside width of the tiller bracket is 11" and the inside width is 10 1/2". The #2 tiller attachment has an inside dimension of 9 1/2" and and outside dimension of 10 1/4". This is what I mesured:  I have a Brinley BB-36 box scraper. I measured the attachment point. I got an inside dimension of 9" and an outside dimension of 9 3/4". This is what I measured:  Does any one know what bracket I need to attach the scraper? I see "narrow" and "wide" brackets for sale. Which is correct for connecting both the tiller and scraper? Am I mising any other parts? Thanks, Bob 
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