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I would like to hook on to a brinly plow to rip ground up and then switch to my 1A tiller. I read somewhere that the gear box needs to be removed but when I mount the hitch it hits the plate the gear box is mounted on. I don't want to have to change hitches all the time. Any suggestions?
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If another cub isn't an option, the next best thing is to make some extensions, like this....
![]() ![]() This will let you run the plow with the gearbox on, you will also need a longer pin in the upper lift casting. You also may want a skid plate to avoid messing up the pulley when plowing...
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xtrememotorworks.com makes an extension kit for the sleeve hitch adapter and a longer pin to compensate for the extra length
Cub Cadet Brinly Sleeve Hitch Extension Kit.JPG Cub Cadet Brinly Sleeve Hitch Extensions.JPG Cub Cadet 3 point Lift Pin Long.jpg
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I make extended sleeve hitch adapters with longer lift pins
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Thanks for all the help. I was wondering if there was a solution.
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brinly plow/ 1a tiller, s. hitch mounting prob |
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