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08-08-2010, 07:37 PM
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Attachment for 125...
So is this considered an attachment for a wide frame or a narrow frame? Sorry I don't know what models are narrow or wide frame yet?
Not trying to sell or buy this item - just wanting to understand what to look for: http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/grd/1887089769.html 
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08-08-2010, 07:50 PM
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That sub frame looks to be for a narrow frame. The plow itself can be used with either a narrow or wide frame sub-frame. It also says he had it on a 125 which is a narrow frame Cub.
What would you be possibly mounting it to? I picked up a 42" plow with a wide frame sub frame. I traded the wide sub frame to another member for a narrow sub frame to use it on my 127. Looks like a good deal! Jeff (teet)
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08-08-2010, 07:55 PM
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I want to put a blade on my 982 sometime in the future. People have said in the past to find a Haban......kinda like finding hen's teeth from what I have seen so far. Not only that - they look like they are HUGE in the pictures? If I wanted a bull dozer, I'd go visit a Cat dealer! I just want one that I can push some top soil around, or blade the snow or gravel in the drive, perhaps shove wood chips and bark into a pile after sawing firewood & splitting it? Just "general" use things. Don't need a blade like a D12!
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