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Old 10-12-2009, 11:27 PM
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I went to pick up a snow/dirt blade for my 149 from the same great guy I bought the tractor from and he asked me if I wanted to take this along. I said it must be worth something but he said take it along. I had heard of these but never saw one before. I thought it was pretty cool.

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I went to pick up a snow/dirt blade for my 149 from the same great guy I bought the tractor from and he asked me if I wanted to take this along.I said it must be worth something but he said take it along .I had heard of these but never saw one before thought it was pretty cool.

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I saw one like that sell on eBay about 3 months ago for $600.00.
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Nice find, BThein!
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That is cool. I've never seen one of those. Now mount it up and try it out.
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Bob, if you can't find a use for that, let me know...I'll come over right quick and take it off of your hands!!! Jason
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Hi Bob, I just picked one of these up from a friend of mine, the problem I have is his was on a Deere (210). So I need to make a new mount so I can fit it on my CC 102. Did you happen to get a service or repair manual with yours? If so I would like to get a copy if (let me know the cost and P&H, I'll send you my contact info and address) you have a way to make one. It also looks like your pulley is smaller than the one on mine (6 in. dia. on mine), thanks for any help.
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