What kind of plow is this?

[taylorjm]

Anyone know what model plow this is? I forgot to measure it when I was up there today...sorry! It doesn't mount to the front of the 2182 anywhere. It mounts to the hydraulic lift pins and to the rear 3pt hitch mounts. I've looked in the tech library and can't find anything like this. Everything I saw mounts to the front of the tractor.

I'm also trying to figure out how to lower it about 1/2". It's hard to see but one side is higher than the other and I can't get it to go lower than that.

[finsruskw]

It appears to be one of those CCC plows
"Custom by Cobble Craft"

[Sam Mac]

First: I moved this to the implements section.

Second: No idea what brand it is or what it came off but it's not a Cub blade.

Third: It may be twisted so you'll probably need to twist it in the opposite direction.

[kalebevans]

Looks like you're due for a new wear edge once you get it straightened.

[ken6x6]

looks like a homemade setup. no trip springs i see, must feel good when you hit something hard.

[taylorjm]

Originally Posted by ken6x6

looks like a homemade setup. no trip springs i see, must feel good when you hit something hard.

Actually, I'm really shocked how well it worked when you hit something, or even went to close to the lawn. It rode right up on top of the grass and didn't catch on anything. I guess since it attaches to the rear, it's just like a giant pivot and rides right up on top of anything.

[taylorjm]

Originally Posted by finsruskw

It appears to be one of those CCC plows
"Custom by Cobble Craft"

Wow, I'm kinda surprised. It fit and installed so easy, just a few pins and clips. Well, I guess if it was custom made, the previous owner did a decent job and make it pretty easy.

Actually, I just was playing with the bolt that supports the center of the blade. I found that if I put in about a 3/4" spacer, so the blade tips forward just a little, it leveled it right out. I'll give that a try when we get some more snow and see how it does.

Thanks for the help!

[Dirty Steve]

If it is working without busting anything up, then it should stay as it is. I am sure adjustable links in the middle would be helpful. But so would hydraulic power angle. Be gentle because it mounts up to your rear end. Haban blades mount to the frame. Tread lightly and is should last for a while.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=7434

[taylorjm]

Originally Posted by Dirty Steve

If it is working without busting anything up, then it should stay as it is. I am sure adjustable links in the middle would be helpful. But so would hydraulic power angle. Be gentle because it mounts up to your rear end. Haban blades mount to the frame. Tread lightly and is should last for a while.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=7434

That's what I was thinking too. At first I figured since they have rear plows mounting to the same point I should be fine. But with a rear blade you have to first run over what your plowing. Front plow could hit lots of things before you realize it. The rear mounting points mount to the frame but it's still got the rear end connected too. The most I'll use it for is some snow in a two car driveway. Or I'll just not use it and get a snowblower instead.

[darkminion_17]

Your plow is a for a Case tractor,here is a pic of it.