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Belly Blade on 42 model B??

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Michael Draper

08-17-2002 12:39:17




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I was looking at a 42? model B that had a small grader type blade w/ a hyd. cyl. was that an option??? There was also a 1/2 moon shaped drawbar? that went with it along with a single bottom plow. It was also shod with IB tires(diamond looking pattern, small grooves). Is this correct for a 42 B ???? Not running, motor not stuck, all there except for the gen/alt(near as I can tell), tires up(but looking a little old), and rusty as all getout - is it worth the 600 I'm thinking about paying of it.

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steve

08-17-2002 19:31:33




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 Re: Belly Blade on 42 model B?? in reply to Michael Draper, 08-17-2002 12:39:17  
there was a belly blade, but i cant say if yours was original or aftermarket. the half moon drawbar connects to the final drive drop boxes, right? it can be installed pointed to the rear and used as a drawbar with two braces up to the bottom seat mount, or it can be turned around and pointed under the transmission and then used as an anchor for center mounted equipment, such as a blade, cultivator, etc. Dont think i have ever seen lawn tires on a B that were factory original. Probably installed aftermarket in the last 60 years. $600 might not be too bad considereing you get the blade and plow. I would chekc the motor close. If it is just a carburetor or magnito rebuild you got a deal. If it needs $500 worth of motor rebuild might want to think twice. ----- -Realy depends on what you think its worth. Personally i might pay that (but i cant pass up a B) if i thought i could get the motor going. Remember tires are $400 for a rear set by the time you get them mounted, and maybe tubes, if you are planning on changin them.

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Michael Draper

08-18-2002 15:58:17




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 Re: Re: Belly Blade on 42 model B?? in reply to steve, 08-17-2002 19:31:33  
I've pretty much made up my mind to buy. Even if, it needs a major overhaul; it'll still be cheaper than a N, and a heck of a lot cheaper than a Kubota. PLUS - it'll be a lot more fun!



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Smitty

08-17-2002 16:02:09




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 Re: Belly Blade on 42 model B?? in reply to Michael Draper, 08-17-2002 12:39:17  
do you have any pictures I am interested in the set up on the belly blade as I want to build or get one for my C



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Michael Draper

08-17-2002 16:46:31




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 Re: Re: Belly Blade on 42 model B?? in reply to Smitty, 08-17-2002 16:02:09  
if I buy the little monster, I'll dig out the digital camera. It's around here somewhere, and I'll figure out how to post a picture; to give you a idea on how to go about it.



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Smitty

08-17-2002 16:48:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Belly Blade on 42 model B?? in reply to Michael Draper, 08-17-2002 16:46:31  
Thanx Michael



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