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Old 01-11-2012, 09:28 AM
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Now I do not have to get off the seat to adjust the blade angle!!

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The short red handle does the adjusting.

Look Ma, no hydraulics!!
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Now that is slick! I enjoy your work!
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With that low handle height are you afraid your going to roll out of your seat leaning over to asjust your blade?

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Looks great!
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With that low handle height are you afraid your going to roll out of your seat leaning over to asjust your blade?

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=15293



Looks great!
It is the only exercise I get!!

Well, except for feeding the horses, feeding the chickens, cutting wood for the Cub shack stove, sweeping the Cub shack, taking all these pictures...etc.....

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It is the only exercise I get!!

Well, except for feeding the horses, feeding the chickens, cutting wood for the Cub shack stove, sweeping the Cub shack, taking all these pictures...etc.....
All of your hard work is making me sleepy!
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looking at the pics of your plow helped me i have a cravely blade that was modified to fit on the front of my cub like a factory one. i aslo have been thinking of doing what you have done i also have a gravely plow just kicking around.
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Well I made a kit of parts, and took a photo.

Attachment 18745

I looked at the photo and decided the formed part I made was inadequate for the blade bracket.

Back to the torch, and a difficult match drill to make the holes align.


Attachment 18746

The part is 1" thick, the three 1" and one 3/4" holes are flame cut.
(It is real tough to cut a hole of smaller diameter than the thickness of the material)

I flame cut the holes as I did not have a .030" clearance size (.780") drill bit.

The "clamping" holes are 3/8" and uses 4 1/2" long bolts.

I am "Tebowing" right now, hoping these parts will fit the QL1000 and the blade!!

Pretty good game so far!!
So how would someone go about getting you to make another set of these brackets ?
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