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I tried to install the blade on my 149 today and I can't figure it out.
I think the PO added something to it. Looking at the installation instructions, I think he added something to the piece that goes on the QA latch. There is an extra link, and when I put it on the QA latch, it barely lifts off the ground. Also, he gave me 2 front frame pieces, any idea why? It doesn't seem I can use the other frame on the blade setup I have now. Anyone have pics of their blade, off the tractor? How long is the pull rod? Mine seems short, but then again I don't think I'm installing it right. Finally, does the sub frame go on the inside or outside of the frame on the footrest bar?
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The snow plow is for a narrow frame . I don't know what that bar is for that's not stock.
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the plow you have pictured is for a narrow frame tractor and you have a wide frame tractor, i'm not saying if wont fit but you will have to do a pretty good amount of modification.
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The blade is for a 70-100-71-102-122-123.
The extra part looks to be for a Simplicity tractor.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I guess that's why I couldn't get it to work.... Not sure I want to bother modifying to make it fit. And to think, that's the only reason I even found the 149... I was looking for a blade for my 1200. Thanks for the quick replies. It looks pretty close to the one in the manual I have.
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All you need to do is replace the subframe to get it to fit either your 149 or 1200. Others may be interested in your narrow frame subframe. Everything else about the blade is interchangeable.
I sometimes make my own lift rods from 1/2 inch steel rod, bending it with a torch. there were various lengths, IIRC, not sure what exact length the 149 used. Somebody here has previously posted the various lengths and which tractors they fit.
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