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Old 01-11-2013, 08:41 AM
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Hello,

I found this plow and this seems to be the bracket for it (it's an IH 42" blade); the dimensions are in the picture--is this for a narrow frame? I just measured the width of the bracket that attaches the QA-42a to my 1250 and it's about 14" wide, whereas the dimensions on this one are 10".

Would this mean that it's a NF?

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YES....that is a NF Sub Frame
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That's for an early NF correct- earlier than the 1X4,5 and 1X6,7 series?
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That's for an early NF correct- earlier than the 1X4,5 and 1X6,7 series?
You are correct. That's the early NF subframe.
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I think my 1x4 measure 11" if memory serves me well....I agree I think thats the earlier frames.
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