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Old 10-02-2014, 03:15 PM
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Default Was browsing online for an idea and came across this

Was browsing online looking for ideas on how to add small semi-breakaway wings to my plow for this winter and came across this. Now THAT'S a new one for me









PS. I take no credit for this, all credit goes to RDM over on another forum. Here is a link to the original thread:

http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=266861
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Old 10-02-2014, 05:49 PM
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That's pretty inventive, I like it. Does he use the bucket in the front if the BX or another modified blade? Definitely a fan of the Cub-Bota.

Just saw the thread, good read. He's got some good feedback about the side loading on the blade and twisting possibility but definitely cool concept and with the winter you guys got last year it's always good to make a shelf for not so high banks and the step Method has worked for years when plowing snow on the roads
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Pretty cool! Sam Mac, I see a project in your barn!
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That is pretty cool! The really neat part is you don't have to destroy a blade go do it. Leave the craftsman and jd blades for that! Lol thanks for sharing!
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Pretty cool! Sam Mac, I see a project in your barn!
I checked that out on MTF, it's a pretty cool build. No I will not be making one for my BX. It has all the plow it can handle.
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It looks like maybe the Cub subframe is all stock other than two new holes drilled in the large cross member.
Which is cool that he can still use it as intended.
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That is a pretty neat idea. Aw, C'mon Sam. That would be cool looking on your Kubota. If ya build something like that though, you might be askin' for more snow. Didn't you move further south to avoid as much of the white stuff as possible?
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I checked that out on MTF, it's a pretty cool build. No I will not be making one for my BX. It has all the plow it can handle.
IDK, Sam; put one of those "wing blades" on each side, the city might try to contract your out!
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Iowa Plow Day 2009.jpg

This is a classic set up for a Cub.

just my

Either way, have a blast building your own set up.
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