Posted by Matt E. on July 26, 2012 at 13:56:13 from (173.216.243.151):
In Reply to: 1948 Cub push blade posted by Matt E. on July 26, 2012 at 07:21:22:
Harold I think you are right. I printed out the diagrams for Dad and will drop it in the mail for him. I think he'll likely mount it in the front for the jobs he'll need it for but I can see how the center mount would do a better job of grading.
I've run a grader quit a bit in the military and graders are only made one way for a reason! Maybe if I inherit this tractor some day, I'll know that it can be mounted both ways. Thanks guys for the information!
I've got some other pictures of my vacation to Montana that I need to share also. Helped put up hay and had a chance to get all the Farmalls (cub, F-20, 560, WD-9) out to mess around. Kids even got a driving lesson with the cub and hay rack. Fun deal for a bunch of "city slickers".
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