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I have one from Yosemite Sam and Jeff in Pa. They are both excellent adapters!!! It really comes down to personal preference, I think. I've had Sam's since Christmas and have used it couple times pulling blades. I just unpacked Jeff's this morning. I can say that you will break everything else before you break either one of these adapters.

Sam's came primed with a light coat of black paint plus all of the clevis and hitch pins needed.


Jeff's is unpainted with no hardware. Jeff's lift straps(not pictured) are twice as thick as Sam's.


I can't recommend one over the other yet (And probably won't be able to until more testing is done). I want to get one of these from Xtereme to avoid pulling the bolts out of the rear.


I would definitely get either one of these before getting a stock one.
In closing I'd say get both!

EDIT: I forgot to mention both guys are valuable assets to this forum in their Cub knowledge and high quality products!!!
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Old 01-08-2015, 02:09 PM
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Sorry, but I strongly disagree!!! He's a great guy to do business with!!
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Sorry, but I strongly disagree!!! He's a great guy to do business with!!
LOL, thanks Travis.
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I can't recommend one over the other yet (And probably won't be able to until more testing is done). I want to get one of these from Xtereme to avoid pulling the bolts out of the rear.


I would definitely get either one of these before getting a stock one.
In closing I'd say get both!

Dang, wish I had known about those before buying a stock one. Might have to pick up one anyway.
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Dang, wish I had known about those before buying a stock one. Might have to pick up one anyway.
Sell the one you bought and get one of those just like in the picture. I have one on my 121 and had one on a 1572.
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Nice plow,all shined up or has it been painted/greased?
Now back to our regularly scheduled program.
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It's been painted. It has a little rust pitting on it but not too bad.
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I've dealt with Yosemite Sam and he's good people

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I've dealt with Yosemite Sam and he's good people

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You have a few slightly different designs so choose what looks best to you.
Oh, you guys know me all too well.

Jeff is a good guy to deal with too.
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Oh, you guys know me all too well.

Jeff is a good guy to deal with too.
I'll say it once more. Both of you are great guys to deal with!! I'm very pleased with ALL of the item's I've received!!
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