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Old 04-27-2010, 11:30 PM
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Question Wide Frame Hitch
I was at a buddys house tonight and of course we were talking about cubs. He has a 149 hydro in his shop right now with a lift and a brinly sleeve hitch attacthment on it. I brought up that i needed a lift for my 882 and he told me that one on the 149 would not work with my 882 and that i needed to find an 82 series lift.

I am a little confused here. I thought all the wide frames were the same. So my question is, why wont the lift on the 149 work on my 882. Or am I in the dark and there are 3 style frames with the cubs. Narrow, Wide, and 82 series frames? A little help would be much appreciated
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The IH 3-point will not work on a diesel because the fuel tank is where the cast piece would need to go. You need a Cat-0 3-point.
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Dave:

Your Buddy is correct.

The 882 was a CCC built product. It had an Aluminum Rear End. The Sleeve Hitch on the 149 was designed for the Cast Iron Rear End of the IH built Cubs. Thus, the Sleeve Hicth from the 149 will NOT work for the 882.

There are two solutions for installing a Sleeve Hitch on your 882.

(A) Custom fabricate a beefed up bracket, or

(B) Obtain the following Adapter Packages.....for the 882, one would use 190-389



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Thanks guys, that cleared things up a lot. I love this site
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