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Old 07-17-2012, 12:15 PM
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I found a Cub Cadet blade model # 190-401-100, serial # 462661 on E-Bay. The buy it now was $550. After emailing back and forth the price came down to $450. The blade is several hundred miles away so shipping was $175... What are these things worth? Found another one without the cylinder for $350 and much closer. Here are the two...
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Old 07-17-2012, 02:45 PM
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My 1872 came with the exact same blade and a folder with all of the original owner's receipts. The blade sold for $750+$50 tax in 1998. Just the blade, no hyd. angling package.
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Old 07-17-2012, 03:06 PM
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My 1872 came with the exact same blade and a folder with all of the original owner's receipts. The blade sold for $750+$50 tax in 1998. Just the blade, no hyd. angling package.
Does it look to be all there? Still trying to figure out how to get to my house though...
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Old 07-17-2012, 09:57 PM
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From what I can see in the pictures, yes. There are a couple of plates that bolt onto the tractor frame that the back end of the blade frame pins to. Pretty simple. I have a manual for this blade and now that I've said that, there's probably one on this site.
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Old 07-17-2012, 10:04 PM
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Just checked, the manual is here.
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Old 07-20-2012, 10:13 AM
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Did you ever add the hydraulic cylinder to the blade? I wonder if a person can find one through another source other than Cub Cadet? I can imagine they are really expensive! I'm betting a person can find a close match through a farm supply store of some sort but not sure again...
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Did you ever add the hydraulic cylinder to the blade? I wonder if a person can find one through another source other than Cub Cadet? I can imagine they are really expensive! I'm betting a person can find a close match through a farm supply store of some sort but not sure again...
I have the Haban blade for my 2072 and when I got it, it had the manual tilt feature. After a short look on e bay I found the cylinder I needed. I think I paid 350 for the blade and another 150 for the cylinder about 3 yrs ago.
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Old 07-20-2012, 10:54 AM
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I have the Haban blade for my 2072 and when I got it, it had the manual tilt feature. After a short look on e bay I found the cylinder I needed. I think I paid 350 for the blade and another 150 for the cylinder about 3 yrs ago.
Yikes! AAArrrggghhh! That's one thing about this hobby (obsession)... Things are expensive! Guess I better get the penny jar out... If anyone would be willing to take some measurements for me as far as the cylinder is concerned I would appreciate it!
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