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Old 04-13-2018, 04:09 PM
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Default Plowing with aluminum rearend.

What are some opinions of plowing with an aluminum rearend tractor? This will be a sleeve hitch setup, not cat 0.
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Which model tractor or rear end are you talking about?

A SGT like a Cub 2182 with the 3cyl Kubota engine has an aluminum rear.
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install some braces and get it done.
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install some braces and get it done.
And make sure bolts holding the rear end stay tight.
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He's talking about the early 82 series with the aluminum rears. A 2182 would have a cat 0 hitch that attaches to the frame.

Give it hell Tim. If it brakes, let us know.....with pics of course.
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He's talking about the early 82 series with the aluminum rears. A 2182 would have a cat 0 hitch that attaches to the frame.

Give it hell Tim. If it brakes, let us know.....with pics of course.
Know of a gent or two that modify a sleeve hitch to work on a aluminum rear.
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It's a 1050. I have a lower bracket for the lift that bolts on with the 5 lower cover holes. Thinking about throwing the lift on for plow day.
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Jonathan plows with his 1050.
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Jonathan plows with his 1050.
True but I'm not sure if he's pulling off the rearend or something else.
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Xtreme has this bracket....

http://xtrememotorworks.com/Parts%20...Cub-Cadet.html
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