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Picking up a snow plow
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- John *.?-!.* cub owner
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
I hate to disagree with everybody, but that hanger bracket that mounts to the cultivator socket looks to me like it is for a standard cub. It is approximately as high as it is wide, but a lo boy is only about half as high as it is wide. At least that is the way it appears to me.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Barnyard wrote:Maybe these pix will help. http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gim ... et_001.htm
You need everything you see in the pix for it to work. Tell the seller you want better pix of what he has. He must not want much if you are driving that far,
Seller doesn’t want much. Plus I need one and the wife has given me permission.
Where on the pallet are the “midmount” parts we believe to be missing?
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
The more I look at it, the more I think it is all there except for the boomerang. It is for a Loboy and will fit a regular Cub.
John, these picks tell me it is a Loboy. The bend at the arrow tells all.
John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:I hate to disagree with everybody, but that hanger bracket that mounts to the cultivator socket looks to me like it is for a standard cub. It is approximately as high as it is wide, but a lo boy is only about half as high as it is wide. At least that is the way it appears to me.
John, these picks tell me it is a Loboy. The bend at the arrow tells all.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Thanks for everyone’s quick replies. I’m in the dark on this as I’ve never seen on of these in the flesh. I will ask the seller if he has the tractor this was mounted to and hopefully the boomerang.
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
I get that the boomerang is important for the mid mount, but what function does it serve for a standard cub plow set up? I hadn't thought about it before this, but my standard cub plow set up doesn't and never had the boomerang and seems to work well for snow.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
They have the boomerang so that’s good. I’ve been wondering it’s purpose as well, but it looks like I’ll have it regardless.
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
In the forward blade position, the bell crank extension provides a more solid pivot point for the lift arm and allows the blade to be lifted slightly higher.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
AJ, I’ll chime in and say thats definitely a Loboy plow L-54. I’ve seen them mounted to a regular Cub but they ride high like that.
If you want I have the red hanger assembly (54A as shown above) for a regular Cub which I can trade with you if you want.
Mike
If you want I have the red hanger assembly (54A as shown above) for a regular Cub which I can trade with you if you want.
Mike
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Here's an L54 mounted on a regular Cub (Rick Prentice's)
No boomerang but it still works.
No boomerang but it still works.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Hi,
Below is the Cub 54 Blade owner's manual. It has lots of info, and pics of mounting it on the Cub. This is the blade for the Farmall Cub, I don't see a LoBoy blade owner's manual in the place I looked.
IH calls it a blade.
http://farmallcub.com/rudi_cub/www.clea ... index.html
You don't use the manual lift that it shows, if you have Touch Control.
Below is the Cub 54 Blade owner's manual. It has lots of info, and pics of mounting it on the Cub. This is the blade for the Farmall Cub, I don't see a LoBoy blade owner's manual in the place I looked.
IH calls it a blade.
http://farmallcub.com/rudi_cub/www.clea ... index.html
You don't use the manual lift that it shows, if you have Touch Control.
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
The sticker on the plow says L-54. It looks to be original paint, but if that’s the case it might never have been used. It’s in excellent shape, no breaks or welds or anything like that. I think I got a good deal because even with gas I’ve got equal to or slightly less in this than what most are going for. I’m going to try to set her up on the tractor this afternoon when I get off work.
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- Drfting1
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
how did everything go with setting up plow? please share a pic when all on and working
just a heads up, when I first put mine on, I had some rubbing issues, but your is probably in a lot better shape than the one i have and probably wont have any issues with that, but this is a link to the post to how I got it corrected viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95819&p=754568#p754568 good luck with it and be safe
just a heads up, when I first put mine on, I had some rubbing issues, but your is probably in a lot better shape than the one i have and probably wont have any issues with that, but this is a link to the post to how I got it corrected viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95819&p=754568#p754568 good luck with it and be safe
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Rjpoog1989: I'd suggest attaching pictures to your posts directly using the "Attachments" tab below the posting screen (there's 2 down there when you're writing a post, "Options" and "Attachments"). Photobucket no longer allows you to post pictures off their site to other sites (called 3rd party hosting), unless you pay them big bucks.
Here's a couple resources to help you attach pictures to posts:
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
I’m struggling with the pictures thing. Trying to resize to 500kb. I got this one though I think:
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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Re: Picking up a snow plow
Anywho. Biggest issue I have is you can’t handcrank the tractor with the plow brackets in the way. My tractor doesn’t like to start with electric start. It’s a 6-volt system with pertronix. I think I need a battery with more cranking amps. By hand it starts right away, always, so it was no big deal before now...
1948 McCormick Deering Farmall Cub:
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
- International L-54 blade
- Woods 59 mower
1994 Toro Wheel Horse 312-8: 42" rear discharge deck
Husqvarna 562XP chainsaw: 24" bar w/ skip tooth
Craftsman 18" chainsaw
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