Sorry about the photo angles, camera phones suck but it was all I had at the moment. Plow is still 75 miles from home.
I am fully aware of the typical linkage involved with both the manual lift of the cub / A as well as the touch control lift of the later Cub / Super A.
The front mount is difficult to see I know but it consists of only a flat bar of steel bent into a U and bolted on either side of the beam. This unlike the typical mount used on these plows and the typical mount did not use a part like this.
The CIH parts site is of little help, it does not contain all of the plows of the era and it does not list attachments or variations.
I need to stop by the IH dealer and pick up some parts so I reckon I'll have em break out their parts books for me and we'll do some searching.
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