Posted by Matt E. on July 26, 2012 at 07:21:22 from (173.216.243.151):
My father picked up a 48 cub that was in great shape plus 7 hit & miss engines (what he was really after). He has the shop manual for the cub but it came with a front mounted blade. The PO said he had never mounted it and didn't know if it was all there. Here's a couple pictures of it, is it all there?
I have a picture of one that looks to be the same model of blade on another tractor. I can see where the two bolts attach to the side of the tractor under the rock shaft and the rod attaches to the rock shaft.
My question is, are we missing something that attaches to/through the square hole under the front? Sorry for the dark picture, the tractor was in the barn.
I assume the piece of metal coming out of the tube is for something else but I may be wrong. Any help?
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