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Old 08-07-2023, 11:16 AM
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Default Pin on blade on a Cub Cadet 125

I purchased a pin on blade, on accident, to mount to my 122. With a QA attachment, is there a way to mount them on a QA tractor ??

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With a QA attachment, is there a way to mount them on a QA tractor ??
I don't think it came out the way you meant it.

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Can a pin on blade from a 122, be made to fit on a Cub Cadet 125 without modifing the sub frame.

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I have done several. The pins on the sub frame have to be cut off as shown . Of course you will have to acquire the q/a brackets and eye-bolts for the deck.
The q/a brackets come in a couple of different heights. I suggest the shortest ones.
Also, you may have to relocate/drill new holes in the deck for the q/a brackets.
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Ironman:

He is talking about the 42" Dozer Blade adaption.
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Can a pin on blade from a 122, be made to fit on a Cub Cadet 125 without modifing the sub frame.
In short --- NO
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He is talking about the 42" Dozer Blade adaption.
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