help

[scott caldwell]

do you need the curved bracket for the grader blade in addition to the curved one on the hydraulic unit if so can someone point me in the direction of one thank you.

[ajhbike]

Here is my set up

[Bob McCarty]

Here's a link to some photos from TM Tractor that might help: http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gim ... 4a_001.htm

[scott caldwell]

no guys my cub is a 1959 I know what I need just not the where an is it really needed

[Urbish]

You can get away without the curved one on the hydraulic unit, a.k.a the "boomerang", if you can cobble up something else. What other curved bracket are you referring to?

[Don McCombs]

I think I understand what he is asking. Here is a photo from TM Tractor Parts. He's asking if you can get away without using the bellcrank extension (boomerang) and just bolt the push bar directly to the similarly shaped bellcrank (other curved bracket) on the Touch Control rockshaft. Because the push bar needs to pivot freely on the bolt shown in the photo, some means of support needs to be provided on the outside. Otherwise that connection will just flop around and eventually damage all parts involved.

[scott caldwell]

yup[ don is correct does anybody make them or have one for sale?

[Bob McCarty]

PM sent.

[Scrivet]

For the front mounted position doesn't the end of the bar fit over the pin in the rockshaft? Mine does. Then a washer and a cotter key.

[Jackman]

I ran my Loboy snowplow with out it , it can be done but it will wallow out the mounting point. Is'nt the bell crank exstention an option for the F-Cub?

[Don McCombs]

It came with the Cub-54A blade.