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Old 12-05-2020, 09:30 PM
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Cub Cadet NEVER made a Sleeve Hitch Adapter in conjunction the Tiller Gear Box.

I have seen people custom make them, to clear the Tiller Gear Box. IIRC, they used 3/8" x 2" flat stock. No dimension were given.
Jeff in PA made mine. I love it- works great. Well worth the $$ and I didn't think it was overly expensive. I don't have any issues with the tiller mount interfering with the sleeve hitch adapter. All I have to do is remove the drawbar before I want to use it.
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Thanks for the pics drglinski. I am amazed when I see how much ground one of these little tractors can turn over. I have a line on an old single that I can probably adapt. As for the tiller mount bracket. ole'George came through with the specs I needed. Just needs paint now.
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Now that there is prettier than a speckled puppy dawg!
It was well worth the time I spent scratching pencil marks on a piece of paper.
---------- Thought yall said ewe waz in know hurry.
that puts the energizer bunny to shame
Can't wait till we see the finished results with the tiller mounted!
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Well the water is too hard for boat fishing, but not hard enough for ice fishing, so that means shop time. And I figured I'd better show some enthusiasm for your timely help.
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