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Old 11-06-2015, 05:45 AM
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Does anyone have the dimentions for the little adaptor pieces for the narrow frame bolt on blade subframe. Ive looked and looked but cant find any i need to make some for my 102. Thanks
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This doesn't answer your question but I believe the mule drives from the pre-quick attach tractors have the holes in them to mount a front blade.

If you have one of them laying around you could either use one of those mule drives as the bracket you need or you could get your measurements from one of them.
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This doesn't answer your question but I believe the mule drives from the pre-quick attach tractors have the holes in them to mount a front blade.

If you have one of them laying around you could either use one of those mule drives as the bracket you need or you could get your measurements from one of them.
To be honest i jad completly forgot about that. Come to think about it i think thats exactly what i did on my old 100. Thanks for the reminder!
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I think this question has come up before, but my search did not turn up anything. I think Lew either had a set of them or had a good picture of them.
Mark has a good suggestion, as well. Sorry that I am not very helpful.

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I think this question has come up before, but my search did not turn up anything. I think Lew either had a set of them or had a good picture of them.
Mark has a good suggestion, as well. Sorry that I am not very helpful.

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How much. Kinda on a tight budget right now tring to get my truck back together before snow flies
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$17 shipped for the pair.

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$17 shipped for the pair.

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Good deal Jeff! I remembered seeing them somewhere but darned if this old brain could remember where.....sorry I didn't think of it sooner.

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