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Old 04-14-2012, 08:42 AM
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A guy is selling a plow but doesnt know if its a narrow frame or wide. He said the measurements of the frame are 10 1/4". Does anyone know if this is a narrow or wide frame plow?
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it will fit both. all you need to know is if it a sleeve hitch or 3 point.
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Old 04-14-2012, 10:15 AM
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CubNub,
Sorry I have to ask, is this a front blade snow type plow or a moldboard garden plow? If a front plow then: If the forks coming back under the tractor are same width it would be for a NF. If the forks narrow as they come under the tractor it is for a WF. If it's a moldboard it should fit both as Doug mentioned.
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Its a front snow plow. I dont know why I didnt do this to begin with but heres some pics.
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Yea that helps!
I would say you have a nice narrow frame blade there. Do you own it yet? Looks like it will clean up real nice. I should be out working on mine right now!
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didnt think,,,, sorry. the front blade !!! Im just used to calling a blade a blade and a plow a plow.
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Chris is correct. That's a NF blade. If you have a WF, the sub frame is different. You'll need a WF sub frame.
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Thanks for all the help guys. Im actually driving home with it now. I picked it up from a guy in CT for $110. I have a NF so everything ended up great. Thanks again guys
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Now that I have the blade does anyone have instructions or know how it goes on. I was toying with it for an hour or so and cant seem to line things up right. Does the subframe go on the inside of the frame foot pedals or the outside? When I put it to the outside it doesnt have enough clearance to click into the front of the frame. Im lost and cant seem to get it put together.
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Now that I have the blade does anyone have instructions or know how it goes on. I was toying with it for an hour or so and cant seem to line things up right. Does the subframe go on the inside of the frame foot pedals or the outside? When I put it to the outside it doesnt have enough clearance to click into the front of the frame. Im lost and cant seem to get it put together.
It goes on the outside of the frame. I think the manual is in the tech section or on the PDF site.

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