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Old 01-24-2012, 03:45 AM
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Cool Has any body tried to do this on a 982?
i was woundering if any body tryed to mount a plow/snow blower frame from a cub cadet 3225 on the front of a 982 i think its possible & would be easyer on the tractor/rock shaft.was woundering if it would fit with some ingenuity.
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Anything can be modified, with a hack saw, cutting torch, welder, some metal & ingenuity.
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i was woundering if any body tryed to mount a plow/snow blower frame from a cub cadet 3225 on the front of a 982 i think its possible & would be easyer on the tractor/rock shaft.was woundering if it would fit with some ingenuity.

I have been thinking of doing that exact thing. All that is needed is a "mule drive " mount that will accept it. The mount that I have on my 1211 could easily be made to work with one. I have used the mount on mine for over a year now with no problems. I put 3/4 or 1 inch (whatever fit) bolts through the frame were the 2 access holes are on the side and replaced the Frankenstein bolts with regular bolts on the rear were it slides in. Tighten everything down and it will not move.
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you forgot the most important tool of all the "BFH"
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