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Old 09-08-2019, 08:10 PM
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To put a bow on this attempt for guidance and information gone wrong, I did purchase the tractor today. After it was home I was able to determine through heavy layers of paint that it is a Craftsman blade, and I was successfully able to look up the model of the blade online.

So, part one of my reason for posting I accomplished. Getting new skid shoes for the blade. They were still available. Thankfully.

As for finding out what all is needed to replace the IH bracket, the Sears blade and the homemade lift system with correct Cub Cadet if I so decide and choose, that remains for another day.
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Old 09-08-2019, 08:24 PM
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If it works well, leave it alone. Congrats on the tractor
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Old 09-08-2019, 08:43 PM
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Thanks Jeff.
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If it aint broke, don't fix it!

Looks really good, congrats on the score.
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Thanks, jbrewer

You all who say leave it alone are right, of course. But I restore motorcycles so I have this thing about making everything original. I will have to fight the urge on this to do the same I guess.
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This is the snow plow that would be correct for a 2182

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Nice tractor, congrats! I attempted to use a 48" blade on my 1863 which worked, but was always running through snow especially when angled. Switched to the 54" and much happier with the performance. Couple inches makes a big difference.
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appears like it won't be able to angel it because of the hooks where the springs are on the bottom
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appears like it won't be able to angel it because of the hooks where the springs are on the bottom
The plow angles just fine. The springs don't interfere with anything.
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This is the snow plow that would be correct for a 2182
Would there be any need for an additional hydraulic lift assembly kit for this plow?
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