New guy from Buffalo, NY

[daved5150]

I think it will. That's a nice vintage tractor you got there. Is that a 100?

[ACecil]

Thanks Dave! Yep, that's my 100, I have two of them. Here's a pic of them both.

[daved5150]

Nice bro. Thanks for the pics but I see in your sig that : Very proud owner of two Cub Cadet 100's! Dooh! But it got you to post pics. Very nice. You need some snow to push with that stacked, dually 100 of yours. Very nice blade on it.

[ACecil]

Thanks Dave! I hope to get to push some snow this Winter.

[daved5150]

Originally Posted by ACecil

Thanks Dave! I hope to get to push some snow this Winter.

That blade looks nice and high. Is that original or custom? Can you post a pic of the 100 with the blade on? At this rate, I hope you get some of the snow we are missing here. Very light winter in Western NY. Last year, we got crushed...this year is the exact opposite. All the snow is melted again. Oh well.

[ACecil]

Dave, the blade is original, and the cutting edge is custom. Here's a pic of the blade on the 100.

[daved5150]

Thanks for posting the picture Al. The cutting edge made it looked like it was fabbed up. If you ever started using it often and the blade started to wear done a lot, consider using a polyurethane cutting edge. I've been snow plowing since 1996 and I went to the poly edge on my Meyer straight blade about 5 years ago or so. I will never again use a steel edge on a plow because it lasts way longer, is dead quiet, doesn't trip half as much as a steel edge and it can be flipped.

But I don't think you could use that blade enough to wear it down that much. But if you do, let me know and I'll you all about polyurethane edges.

[ACecil]

Thanks Dave, I'll definitely do that!