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Here is my 149 with 42" plow, chains and filled tires. Sorry about the pic, I don't know how to turn it over! Mark
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Here is my 149 with 42" plow, chains and filled tires. Sorry about the pic, I don't know how to turn it over! Mark
Great looking 149!!! It is going up a very steep incline, too. I usually rotate my pictures in my own graphic program before posting them on here......that or lay on your side when you are taking the pictures.


Great looking "snow ready" cubs guys......keep the photos coming so I can get some ideas how to set up my winter cubs!!


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What kind of plow is on the front of that hockey tractor? It looks like there is some kind of feature to change the blades angle? Great paint jobs! The black chassis look really nice.
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What kind of plow is on the front of that hockey tractor? It looks like there is some kind of feature to change the blades angle? Great paint jobs! The black chassis look really nice.
Thanks, both tractors were total restorations. The blade is actually an old David Bradley/Sears blade. The mounting mechanism is a home made thing given to me by a friend. It is neat in the fact that when you raise the blade it stays perpendicular to the ground, it does not tilt backward as a regular IH blade does. Unfortunately there are no trip springs so you better know what your plowing is smooth, or don't have the blade all the way down.
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Thanks, both tractors were total restorations. The blade is actually an old David Bradley/Sears blade. The mounting mechanism is a home made thing given to me by a friend. It is neat in the fact that when you raise the blade it stays perpendicular to the ground, it does not tilt backward as a regular IH blade does. Unfortunately there are no trip springs so you better know what your plowing is smooth, or don't have the blade all the way down.
Would you mind taking some closer pictures for us? It really looks nice.
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Would you mind taking some closer pictures for us? It really looks nice.
Do you mean of the lift mechanism or the whole tractor??
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