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Old 03-21-2016, 08:32 AM
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Default Snow blade help 128
New to the forum here and cub cadet tractors. I recently purchased my grandfathers 128 and I'm wanting to locate/buy a snow blade attachment for it. I'm a little lost on exactly what I would need to look for to get the correct one. I have tried searching through the forum but have had little luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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First, welcome to OCC.......

The actual push blades are all the same except for size. There is 42" and 54". The subframes that mount the blade to the tractor are different. What you want is a Wide Frame (WF) subframe for your model.
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Your 128 is a member of the "wide frame" family. Look for a snow blade that has a sub-frame/carriage that is curved on the end like the one shown in the photo (yellow).
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For reference, a narrow frame sub-frame looks like this. It won't work on your 128.
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Since it was brought up, in the Narrow Frame Arena, there are 3 versions for Subframes for push blades. None of them will work on you tractor.
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Another component of the snow blade is the lift rod. For wide frames, the part number is 548-589 R1. It measures 28-1/2" center to center.
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All of this really helps!! I appreciate you guys taking the time to point me in the right direction!

I plan on getting a manual for it but haven't taken the time to figure out where or what one to get. Any suggestions?
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128 service manual pdf is here:

http://www.oldengine.org/members/mur...50,%201650.pdf
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128 owner's manual is here:
http://www.oldengine.org/members/hir...01_481,999.pdf
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Here's the manual for the snow blade:
http://www.raylinrestoration.com/Tra...adeScraper.pdf
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