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Old 12-17-2011, 07:27 PM
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I guess I will start this thread out with a couple pics of my last homemade sleeve hitch on my 682.
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Old 12-17-2011, 10:03 PM
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cubs how did you make that? was the tractor a hyrdo or a normal Manual? did the the cub already have some kind of lift system?

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Nice progress, since the last photos I saw posted.
That really looks solid
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Top notch work, Kelly!
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cubs how did you make that? was the tractor a hyrdo or a normal Manual? did the the cub already have some kind of lift system?

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The sleeve hitch I made that with 1/4" x 2" flat stock and a welder.The 682 was born with a manual lift and when I repowered it with a 18hp command motor I also added a hydraulic lift set up out of a 782. The pivot set up on the back I fabricated out of 1" round stock and 3 bolt flange bearings with a lift rod that runs down the side of the tractor to the snow thrower lift arm.
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Here is some pics of the home made components and one of the painted up plow.
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That's just beautiful work cubs-n-bxrs
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AMEN! Cubs, that is a pretty good set up there. It inspires me

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Hey Kelly did you fix your 3point yet. I still remember that awesome day. thanks again for letting me use your 124.
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