Andy, It appears to be a model 31. One the big differances I have found is the way it mount son the front of the tractor. The 30 bolts to an M, but needs a set of adapter plates that bolt on the tractor for an H and the front brackets on the side of the frame slides into the brackets. On the 31, it uses a similar bracket, but to put it on an H you turn the frame mount bracket one way, to make it narrower, and then flipped over for the M, making it wider. So, I guess what I am asking is, how does the bracket the mounts on the front frame side mount on it? I have a manual for both 30 and 31, so if you will look and let me know I might be able to help Jim
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