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Old 08-13-2014, 03:44 PM
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Came with all mounting hardware and the helper spring for $175.00
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that's about right.....blades go for about 100 here and the spring goes for 70-80. They work great together.
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that's about right.....blades go for about 100 here and the spring goes for 70-80. They work great together.
Yea, I did a little research before I went and paid for it. Pretty excited about using it this winter
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The spring assist is a must have for a snow plow, congrats on your find.
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Good work. Will look good on your 1000. You going to get some wheel weights or chains next?
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Good work. Will look good on your 1000. You going to get some wheel weights or chains next?
Yep, Chains and weights before winter hits and during the winter locate a plow and disk for the Spring working of the garden.
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You will enjoy it. The worst part is waiting for more snow to push.
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Old 08-14-2014, 01:49 AM
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Great score on the push blade
Please let's not be thinking about pushing snow just yet. Try it on dirt, or leaves, it'll work fine on either, till maybe February or say March.
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The spring assist is a must have for a snow plow, congrats on your find.
Unless your cub has a hydraulic lift.

Lets not talk about snow yet. We did get down to 48* last nite, though.
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Came with all mounting hardware and the helper spring for $175.00
I too am going this evening to pick up the same for $175 as well, plus he is tossing in a set of wheel weights for like $70 more. I have a concern that I will be getting all that I need for the plow to work. Looking at the manual for it shows a subframe, lift rod, and then of course the plow itself. Is there anything I am missing????
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