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Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB

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Scotty

08-04-1998 18:32:34

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I have a1948 CUB and have bougth a scrape blade from an old guy. He says that everything is there but I can't figure-out how it mounts to the tractor. He said the scrape can be mounted in the front or in the center of the tractor.The scrape is a McCormick farmall factory implement with a few parts but I just can't make things come together. Thanks for any info.

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Al Thigpen

11-24-1998 11:27:54

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Re: Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB in reply to Scotty, 08-04-1998 18:32:34

I had a cub year ago that came with just about all equipment made for them, including a grader blade on the front. I can't remember how it mounted, but it was the handiest tool of all. I pushed a little dirt and brush and basically had a little minature bulldozer. Hope you get it hooked up and enjoy it.

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John Healey

08-30-1998 18:47:33

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Re: Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB in reply to Scotty, 08-04-1998 18:32:34

: I have a1948 CUB and have bougth a scrape blade from an old guy. He says that everything is there but I can't figure-out how it mounts to the tractor. He said the scrape can be mounted in the front or in the center of the tractor.The scrape is a McCormick farmall factory implement with a few parts but I just can't make things come together. Thanks for any info.

In this case a picture is worth about 10,000 words. I'm going to try and send a picture . If it isn't clear enough let me know and I can photocopy the 6-page blade Owners Manual and mail it to you . John

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Bob Strini

09-29-1998 08:42:42

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Re: Re: Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB in reply to John Healey, 08-30-1998 18:47:33

I just bought two cubs and the gentleman who sold them is interested in any more pictures relating to the scraper attachment.
I remember two pictures and only downloaded one. Any more help would be appreciated.

: : I have a1948 CUB and have bougth a scrape blade from an old guy. He says that everything is there but I can't figure-out how it mounts to the tractor. He said the scrape can be mounted in the front or in the center of the tractor.The scrape is a McCormick farmall factory implement with a few parts but I just can't make things come together. Thanks for any info.

: In this case a picture is worth about 10,000 words. I'm going to try and send a picture . If it isn't clear enough let me know and I can photocopy the 6-page blade Owners Manual and mail it to you . John

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John Healey

08-30-1998 18:25:41

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Re: Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB in reply to Scotty, 08-04-1998 18:32:34

In this case a picture is worth about 10,000 words . If you need I can mail a copy of the blade Owners Manual. John

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Tom R

08-11-1998 10:12:20

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Re: Info about a scrape blade for the front of a farmall CUB in reply to Scotty, 08-04-1998 18:32:34

Scotty:

I have the L54 Blade for my 1947 Cub. It has a mount that connects to the bell housing on the right hand side of the tractor (under the lift mechanism if you have the manual lift) and the front of it has a rod that goes through the 1 1/2" square hole (Implement tool bar attachment mount) directly behind the front axle.
If you want to use the blade on the front you mount to this plate under the front axle (2 bolts) and add the seperate lift arm that came with the blade to your lift mechanism. If you want to use it as a belly mount you need to turn the draw bar around so that it faces foward. The blade will then bolt to the drawbar and the shorter of the 2 lift arms is then used to connect to your lift.

Hope this helps Tom R

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