Posted by RJV on December 30, 2009 at 19:13:38 from (75.187.154.242):
Just picked up a snow plow and am mounting it. Ive looked for pics of how the super A snow plow is mounted, cant find any, but have found several of a cub. Is the cub mounting and super A the same? The only parts I dont have with this plow are the 2 brace arms that go from the plow frame up to the side of the tractor block, near the starter. I assume this is where it would go as this is how the cub is. Is this correct? Looking at this mounting point on the side of the engine, the 2 holes arnt very beefy. Would it make since to reverse the draw bar and send 2 arms from the plow frame to the draw bar? I think this would be a stronger set up. What would you guys do.
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