Posted by john *.?-!.* cub owner on March 24, 2019 at 20:14:03 from (99.195.151.32):
In Reply to: Cub auger posted by Grandpa love on March 23, 2019 at 20:20:22:
That is a Prewitt post hole digger. The same one will fit numerous tractors. The difference in that one and others I have seen is that is on a one point hitch, normally the were turn 1/4 turn and bolted to a drawbar. It has a pto shaft that runs to a right angle gear box at the bottom of one of the uprights, and a vertical shaft runs up to the gearbox on top. Being on a cub it would have a Prewitt gear reducer/reverser on the pto (very sought after item). The reducer/reverser is hidden behind the hitch assembly. The piece that appears to be a pto shaft running up at a steep angle is actually the stabilizer for the one point hitch assembly. to find some pictures Google Prewitt post hole digger. I have a friend that has one for a Farmall H
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