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Old 12-07-2013, 09:53 PM
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Been cleaning out my friends garage and found these parts. I'm pretty sure they are cub cadet because of color but have NO idea what they fit. He has some cubs but the only attachment he has is a front blade. The plate has 2 spring loaded pins at the left side (as pictured) and has 2 adjustable clevises on the right. Any ideas? Thanks, Roy
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Looks like John Deere stuff, their mower decks used that kind or mounting hardware.
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I was thinking early Sears, they were white & blue.
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The john deere asnwer is very possible. He has (had) a very nice 110 with a blade on it but no deck. Although the sears answer might not be far off because he was a horder (hoarder?), its possible someone threw them out and he picked them up. That would explain why they didnt look the least bit familiar to me. He passed away last jan. and I am in the midst of buying/cleaning up his property. Thank you both, Roy
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They were john deere parts. I found the deck for it today.I've always noticed the deck but thought it was a cub deck! Its always leaned against the wall, bottom side out. I was cleaning today, layed the deck down and saw the jd tag! I mocked up the arms for it and hey fit. Thanks again gentlemen. Roy
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