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Old 02-26-2012, 10:22 PM
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And we need more info and pics on your box blade! Great action pics too!
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Thanks Duke. The box blade is apparently some reproduction of the #40 IH model. I don't have measurements for that blade, but this one matches up very closely visually. The obvious differences are the lack of a separate bolted on back blade (this one has a welded arched piece of steel) and that the crossbar is welded on rather than the U-clamp style attach. (I missed on a #40 last month for $200 ) No matter, this one is very close, works perfect with the Cub and was $50.

I was able to modify it to fit the wide-frame 3-point of the 882 by drilling just 5 holes, so no major hack job that can't be undone.
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You got a great deal on your box blade!
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:12 PM
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I received the left hand decals for my side panel and a new 1541. I can't find the right side. There is a way to make your own apparently. They do on American Restoration. I have a buddy at a sign shop.

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Old 02-27-2012, 07:25 PM
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I workd alittle on my 128 to get ready to put in a creeper and i pulled a part the driveline and found out the whole driveline was shot! It will but 150$ for a new driveline! man i was poed! I might try a little welding on in first tho.
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I workd alittle on my 128 to get ready to put in a creeper and i pulled a part the driveline and found out the whole driveline was shot! It will but 150$ for a new driveline! man i was poed! I might try a little welding on in first tho.
Don't weld on a driveshaft...you're far too likely to warp it. The new clutch should last 20+ years. You won't regret replacing it.
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Old 02-27-2012, 09:51 PM
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Picked up my new to me 42" blade , put it on for the snow we aren't going to get the rest of the winter
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Had the 149 tied to a small tree to help make sure it went the way i wanted!! Even gotto enjoy the new wheel weights while doing it!!! Just bearly see the yellow rope voing towards a tree and then there is another onetowards the cub that is barely seen!
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I workd alittle on my 128 to get ready to put in a creeper and i pulled a part the driveline and found out the whole driveline was shot! It will but 150$ for a new driveline! man i was poed! I might try a little welding on in first tho.
Bummer Sam!

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Picked up my new to me 42" blade , put it on for the snow we aren't going to get the rest of the winter
Congrats but that's how it works sometimes. Better to have it and not need it then not have it and need it!

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Had the 149 tied to a small tree to help make sure it went the way i wanted!! Even gotto enjoy the new wheel weights while doing it!!! Just bearly see the yellow rope voing towards a tree and then there is another onetowards the cub that is barely seen!
I'm starting to think all you do is cut wood! How did the wheel weight install go? Got enough weight on the rear tires now?
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Yes Matt i did think of that but I have welded already though. I had to try I'll made a new one soon. It would not be to hard. I have a brand new clutch on it. both springs we're broke.
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