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Old 12-05-2011, 12:04 AM
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Nope, but what the heck... maybe in the next 10 or 20 years we'll get one good snow and make it worth it... LOL
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Your right (WE) Cub men can't have to many attachments, what was I thinking. LOL, Sorry.
That's the mindset that I have!

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Here's my team for winter:





I have a blower for the tractor cub too.....but figured I have that covered with the JD. We have been missing the snow here in Des Moines so far....

PS - please don't bag on the messy garage. Time has been limited getting the cub back together :-)
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Nice snow team! Have fun in the snow.
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My 128 almost ready for moving the white stuff A little different going to plow backwards so look out! I might change it around next year just don't have time now. the plow is off a sears 10xl - 7 position blade
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Here's my team for winter:





I have a blower for the tractor cub too.....but figured I have that covered with the JD. We have been missing the snow here in Des Moines so far....

PS - please don't bag on the messy garage. Time has been limited getting the cub back together :-)
What's up with that green thingy??
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Does anyone have any pictures of a 1650 with the blower attached? I inherited a 1650, with snowblower, but a few of the brackets on the attachment are broken. I'm not sure how they mount, so if I saw a few close up pictures, I can probably fabricate the missing pieces.

From the looks of what I have, I'm not sure how this attaches to the hydrolic lift. I'm also missing the shute turning handle and universal pivot for it. I'm also mixxing the belt for the PTO.

ANy help would be greatly appreciated
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rsierra1025, I like the "low profile" tire on the front of the Cub Cadet!!

There, I did not bag you on the messy garage as requested!!!

Good looking team, except somebody got some Greene mold on the blower tractor. Maybe it just needs washed.

I am happy to live where snowblowers rust away before they wear out!!
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Does anyone have any pictures of a 1650 with the blower attached? I inherited a 1650, with snowblower, but a few of the brackets on the attachment are broken. I'm not sure how they mount, so if I saw a few close up pictures, I can probably fabricate the missing pieces.

From the looks of what I have, I'm not sure how this attaches to the hydrolic lift. I'm also missing the shute turning handle and universal pivot for it. I'm also mixxing the belt for the PTO.

ANy help would be greatly appreciated


What model blower do you have? Have you looked in the tech section of the site for the manual? All of the mounting info would be in there. Instead of printing it all out site sponser Binder Books has them already printed out waiting to be in your hands.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/f...splay.php?f=39
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Here's mine this summer, been waiting for it to snow since then!!!
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