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Old 12-13-2012, 10:21 AM
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got a nice blade for my 123 but its missing the connection to the tractor. could someone send me pics of it on the tractor and maybe some key measurements. i will be making one. thank you
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yup. but real pics would help more. how far from the frame down to where the plow hooks is it? does the undercarriage really only bolt to the frame with one bolt in front on both sides? is it possible to use the mower deck sub frame in any manner?
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Where you at in Wisconsin? I'm in Oregon down by Madison, if your close by your more than welcome to look at one of mine and measure it up.
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hayward. up north a ways but thanks.
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yup. but real pics would help more. how far from the frame down to where the plow hooks is it? does the undercarriage really only bolt to the frame with one bolt in front on both sides? is it possible to use the mower deck sub frame in any manner?
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thanx bud. i tried the search again last nite and just found that pic.
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would this type of subframe work.
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would this type of subframe work.
If the measurements match my picture, then yes, it will bolt up to his 123 .
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why would that one not have a cross brace. other then ease of storage by disassembly.
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