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Old 12-12-2020, 05:54 PM
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I got my first Cub Cadet today, it’s a 169. I got this snow plow in the deal and am wondering if or how it attaches.

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Thanks but i think mine has the mule drive and it looks like the one in the manual didn’t. Would that make a difference
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First, welcome to OCC....

Click on this link and select "WF-1" for instructions..... Blades
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That plow looks to be a NF unit by the looks of the sub frame.
Post a better picture W/O the clutter
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Thanks but i think mine has the mule drive and it looks like the one in the manual didn’t. Would that make a difference
You take the mule drive off the tractor to mount the blade.

By the looks of the photo it looks like your subframe has the curved upward arms on it that would be correct to fit a wideframe.
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