I did some measuring of the blades height at all the way up. and one side is 4 inches while the other side is 4 3/4.I put two medium size bricks on one end and the sides were like 1/4 inches apart. I have yet to look at the rockshaft, but I do think that is fine. I did have this issue with my snowblower only lifting up side up, but that is becasue of a missing pin that goes in the quick attach.
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Didn't you say something one time about the 1450 being one of your favorites? I think I remember reading that and it wasn't that long ago. I also remember your loader was attached to a 169 (RIP) but you had a 1450 that was special for some reason. Just curious.
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Didn't you say something one time about the 1450 being one of your favorites? I think I remember reading that and it wasn't that long ago. I also remember your loader was attached to a 169 (RIP) but you had a 1450 that was special for some reason. Just curious.
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The 147 and 1450 are the best IMHO.
The 1450 had the loader.
The 169 was bare.
The special one is my profile pic, That was the best 250 bucks I ever spent!
That 1450 was also the one that got pulled through the field by Travis at around 20 M.P.H after I blew a head gasket and ran for another 10 or so years after with not one issue.
The 1450 had the loader.
The 169 was bare.
The special one is my profile pic, That was the best 250 bucks I ever spent!
That 1450 was also the one that got pulled through the field by Travis at around 20 M.P.H after I blew a head gasket and ran for another 10 or so years after with not one issue.
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Marty,
I suspect your 128 runs as good as it looks,
I found myself almost daydreaming while staring at your recent work pics, thinking about plow's sig, w/ everything set up right, w/ a good running tractor, full tank, and a few good acre in front of "me",,,,,
Kraig Awesome score on the dual hydro,
I'll definitely "third" what they said,,, get that handle on the left side and ur all set,
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Digger,,, hey do you recall the weight setup on your old 169?
Every time a see that pic looks like actual Cub Cadet weights a few inches or so off the rim with more weight underneath maybe,,,
I suspect your 128 runs as good as it looks,
I found myself almost daydreaming while staring at your recent work pics, thinking about plow's sig, w/ everything set up right, w/ a good running tractor, full tank, and a few good acre in front of "me",,,,,
Kraig Awesome score on the dual hydro,
I'll definitely "third" what they said,,, get that handle on the left side and ur all set,
Edit:
Digger,,, hey do you recall the weight setup on your old 169?
Every time a see that pic looks like actual Cub Cadet weights a few inches or so off the rim with more weight underneath maybe,,,
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