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Old 04-15-2012, 05:34 PM
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Now that I have the blade does anyone have instructions or know how it goes on. I was toying with it for an hour or so and cant seem to line things up right. Does the subframe go on the inside of the frame foot pedals or the outside? When I put it to the outside it doesnt have enough clearance to click into the front of the frame. Im lost and cant seem to get it put together.
I have the same front blade and can put it on either my 122 or my 125 ( which has the quick attach brackets up front )

Here's the front attachment point


Here's where they attach at the footrest bar


What model do you have?
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Old 04-15-2012, 06:41 PM
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I have a 105 but when I put the subframe on the foot rest bar like in Jeffs picture the front attachment point comes up short and cant reach the quick attachment bracket in the front of the cub.
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I have a 105 but when I put the subframe on the foot rest bar like in Jeffs picture the front attachment point comes up short and cant reach the quick attachment bracket in the front of the cub.
The top pic is mounted on my 125.



Check to see if your arms were shortened.
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Old 04-15-2012, 09:08 PM
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After everyones help and reading the service manual Im glad to say I got the blade on and pushed around some dirt and brush. I overlooked a small detail and thought that the removeable 1/4" bar needed to be put in the quick attachment when the welded 1/2" nubs are supposed to and the 1/4" bar actual goes through the frame. Thanks again for the help guys, you guys always come through!
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