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Old 06-03-2012, 04:29 PM
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Default Need pieces for this moldboard plow
I bought this at a yardsale today, which is funny to me because this is exactly why I was at yardsales today!










I need a pin to attach the plow to the hitch that came with it, I'm sure I'll find that at Tractor Supply. More important, I need something to attach the hitch to the lift bar on my tractor. Which plow and hitch did I buy, and what parts do I need?

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Old 06-03-2012, 04:31 PM
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A couple more pics.






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Old 06-03-2012, 05:05 PM
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Looks like someone did a good job adapting the plow to a Cub.

Looks like the plow is centered on the tractor ?? If so , get a couple of floating straps to attach it to your lift from the flat stock on the plow and try it out. Sponsors and forum members have them for sale , or make them yourself if you have the skill and tools.

Looks like you may have to lose the hitch plate.
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Old 06-03-2012, 05:14 PM
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Follow this link and scroll down a little past halfway and forum member JeffinPA has some straps for sale. They are the flat stock with the slots/holes in them.

http://onlycubcadets.com/

Link didn't work ?? Go to the For Sale section and on page one he has an ad for WF Frankensien bolts with Jamnuts.

I see you both are in PA. , maybe he is close by.
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Old 06-03-2012, 06:23 PM
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That's an interesting looking plow bja105
I have never seen one quite like that before. Looks like a nice setup
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That plow is a 8" Brinly slot hitch plow for the older Wheel Horses. I picked one up at an auction a couple years ago. Mine didn't have the coulter wheel attached. Fairly collectable if you have a Wheel Horse. A guy in PA traded me a Massey Ferguson 10 for the plow.
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Sweet score on the plow!
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Old 06-03-2012, 08:29 PM
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Looks like someone did a good job adapting the plow to a Cub.

Looks like the plow is centered on the tractor ?? If so , get a couple of floating straps to attach it to your lift from the flat stock on the plow and try it out. Sponsors and forum members have them for sale , or make them yourself if you have the skill and tools.

Looks like you may have to lose the hitch plate.
Looks like it's offset ( which is what you want.)

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Follow this link and scroll down a little past halfway and forum member JeffinPA has some straps for sale. They are the flat stock with the slots/holes in them.

http://onlycubcadets.com/

Link didn't work ?? Go to the For Sale section and on page one he has an ad for WF Frankensien bolts with Jamnuts.

I see you both are in PA. , maybe he is close by.
Got your PM Jason. Obviously these lift straps will be a custom item and I'll need some measurements so they actually work.

The more I look at the pictures, the more I think floating straps won't work too well. Not a lot of floating room on the bottom.

Sent you a PM

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You could just use a piece of chain & a couple bolts from the top link to implement, its what I use.
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You could just use a piece of chain & a couple bolts from the top link to implement, its what I use.
I can make lift straps for you too
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