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02-17-2015, 10:19 PM
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extremely for me. No green equipment is allowed on or near my cub.
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02-17-2015, 10:34 PM
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Welcome to OCC, I built a sub-frame and lift apparatus for one a number of years ago.
I won't do it again, CC blades are common and cheap enough, even here where there are no Cubs. If you already have a "different color" blade, sell it and get the right one for your Cub, you'll be glad you did. Just my opinion.
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02-17-2015, 10:54 PM
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I agree, sell the Deere blade. Theres no since ruining a good piece of equipment (even if it is green). Then, take the money and buy the correct blade for your tractor. There are plenty of good blades to be had for under $100 some even in the $75 neighborhood.
Now back to your original question, if your smart enough and have basic fabrication skills it wouldn't ne too hard to "make it work". But to make a properly functioning blade you'd basically happen to replicate IH's subframe design. IMHO your just creating a hassle when blades are readily available.
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