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Old 01-14-2015, 08:23 PM
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Has anyone seen one on a cc ?

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I have not. With the general lack of ground clearance, a mid mount blade would be a poor idea on a cub cadet IMO.
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I've not ever seen one, but it was a listed attachment. I'll see if I can find the sales brochure/pics.
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Here they are:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=34175
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I have not. With the general lack of ground clearance, a mid mount blade would be a poor idea on a cub cadet IMO.
That was on my mind too. I found some examples by searching for grader instead of mid mount blade. The blade is on the non-tall side.
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Here's a pic.

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Looks like this is a DIY job for a wide frame.

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Yeah..... that one looks homemade.

Wonder if that's a 1050? 1606 maybe?
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i built one for my allis chalmers using a rusty plow blade cut in half and flipped over. mine attatches to the front axle as the factory one does as well. looking at my 1250,i would think you would need a seperate undercarriage for it?
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Maybe a 582 with the cast rear I see...
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