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Old 10-18-2015, 02:26 PM
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Hi guys been a member for a short while and have some questions. I have a 125 ser# 254911 with the spring assist lift. And a dozed blade I can't get to hook up. Can someone tell me if I have the right carriage for this tractor?
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Old 10-18-2015, 02:29 PM
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Your tractor is a narrow frame and your plow is for a wide frame, it won't work without heavy modification.
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Would anyone like to trade WF for a NF. Iam I right the blade would be the same
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Would anyone like to trade WF for a NF. Iam I right the blade would be the same
Yes the blade is the same.
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I'm going to Blacksburg VA next weekned I can bring one down to trade if you want. Virgina Tech to be exact.
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I have never reworked one to fit a narrow frame tractor. But I believe it is only different in the extended arms. On a narrow frame the arms are the same width all the way back and on a wide frame they get narrow like yours. Also may have a different bend in the up sweep. there are lots of pictures of narrow frame blades on here. Maybe you could modify the one you have to work?
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