Not sure about what I have.
Ken
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Not sure about what I have.
Ken
Box blade with ripper teeth.
Jake
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It has an IH Dealer sticker on the back( faded some) Same place my Dad bought his Cub Cadets in the late 60s and early 70'S.
Wonder if this is original IH equipment or another company that made items for them. Looking for a manual
also.
Thanks
It has an IH Dealer sticker on the back( faded some) Same place my Dad bought his Cub Cadets in the late 60s and early 70'S.
Wonder if this is original IH equipment or another company that made items for them. Looking for a manual
also.
lpalma
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Almost looks like a snow thrower auger housing made into a box blade.
The adjustment can be seen better.
Looks like a Brinly BB-360 Box Blade.
That's it. It belonged to my brother in law.
Thanks
Thanks
Do a search 'rust remover suggestions' and scroll down 11 posts to mine. The front part of the cart has heavy rust and shud be first to deal with, IMHO. Even if there some holes patching will work.
Lotsa luck, Jack
kzintner
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Are you referring to a search on this website or elsewhere?
This site, of course.
Does anyone have the operators manual?
Thanks
Ken
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Ken
I have never seen a manual for the BB-360 Box Blade. There's really not much to it. The scarifier bar (item #6 in the parts diagram I posted above) is used to loosen up hard soil, it and the end plates can be removed for normal grading. It can be angled left or right or reversed for back blading. It's that simple. To attach it to a Cub Cadet you will need a rear lift on your Cub Cadet to attach the Brinly Sleeve Hitch Adapter to. The Sleeve Hitch Adapter is the U shaped part that is attached to the BB-360 in your photo.
I have an Agri-Fab model 45-02651 Box Blade, it works pretty much the same way as the Brinly.
In this photo you can just see the scafifier bar.
Here's a detail photo to show how it mounts to the tractor. The Brinly would mount up the same way.
I have an Agri-Fab model 45-02651 Box Blade, it works pretty much the same way as the Brinly.
In this photo you can just see the scafifier bar.
Here's a detail photo to show how it mounts to the tractor. The Brinly would mount up the same way.
Got the cart and grading blade all apart. I have a good friend that is going to blast them for me.
The front blade was to far gone to restore.
Thank You much for the info.
Ken
The front blade was to far gone to restore.
Thank You much for the info.
Ken
I don't quite understand the use of the pressure handle part #7 when it's hook up to a 3-point hitch. Kraig, I noticed there is not one on your scraper.
Nice job on refurbishing the grader and sleeve hitch adapter! I believe that the chain, item #18 in the parts drawing, is connected somewhere on the tractor and then the lever can be used to put down pressure on the grader blade to help it cut.
