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Old 08-19-2017, 08:00 PM
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I just got a wf subframe and plow for my 128 can get the subframe on the tractor but can't get the plow in the subframe it seems tight is there any tricks thanks frank
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Big prybar. Don't take it off the subframe unless you have a reason to, such as changing the frame from narrow to wide.
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Here you go for more suggestions

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ght=Block+wood
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Big prybar. Don't take it off the subframe unless you have a reason to, such as changing the frame from narrow to wide.
X2. Took mine off once. TERRIBLE idea. TOTAL pita to put it back on.
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That's what I was thing thank for the help guys
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I mean thinking not thing
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Actually pretty easy to do with a piece of 2x4 hammered in there. I've also used a large Irwin quick clamp in the spreader configatuon and that works great too.
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Weld a couple extension ears or tabs on the upper side of the forks.
You can then engage the rockshaft first, before the Q/A.
Rest the tabs on the rockshaft then pick up the blade and push it into the Q/A
Works for me.
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Weld a couple extension ears or tabs on the upper side of the forks.
You can then engage the rockshaft first, before the Q/A.
Rest the tabs on the rockshaft then pick up the blade and push it into the Q/A
Works for me.
He's not having trouble getting the plow on the tractor..... the plow and it's subframe aren't attached. He trying to install the subframe to the plow.

Besides, the upper part of the plow subframe forks is already longer, and engages the rockshaft first on all the plows. Never had one that didn't unless it was worn out. No welding necessary.
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Got the plow on subframe and plow on tractor!thanks for the help again guys frank in pa
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