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I assume you are talking about a Cub Cadet model 73. IH built Cub Cadets are garden tractors, but they also built Cadet's, which are lawn tractors/riding mowers. There was not a Cadet model 73.
A model 73 Cub Cadet, and other models, had a "Quick Attach" latching system to lock the mule drive/subframe for the mower deck into the front of the tractor frame. I am not aware of any kind of "Quich Hitch"
Equipment for Cub Cadets, both IH and after market was listed in "Special Duty Equipment" brochures, and they can be found on ebay or from vendors at tractor show that sell brochures and literature.
A model 73 Cub Cadet, and other models, had a "Quick Attach" latching system to lock the mule drive/subframe for the mower deck into the front of the tractor frame. I am not aware of any kind of "Quich Hitch"
Equipment for Cub Cadets, both IH and after market was listed in "Special Duty Equipment" brochures, and they can be found on ebay or from vendors at tractor show that sell brochures and literature.
Mainly just the mower deck subframe. The snow plow and snowthrowers would use it, but depending on the model (both tractor and/or equipment), some bolted to the frame. Some after market equipment may use it also, but most after market ( made by someone other than IH)stuff was made to fit several different model tractors, so I can't tell you what all does and does not use the quick attach. Some of the special duty equipment brochures may have up to 60 items for Cub Cadets.
'Country' Elliott
501 Club
Findoggy...You maybe referring to the attachments made for the Cub Cadet Model 73 (and other Cub Cadet Models) 3-point rear hitch :? ? If so...The Brinly-Hardy Company (originally in Louisville, KY...Now in Indiana) made a whole host of rear mounted attachments that hooked up to their sleeve hitch that mounted to the 3-point International Cub Cadet hitches.
Brinly-Hardy made planters, plows, discs, cultivators, fertillizers, lawn rollers, lawn sweepers and MORE! Today, they still manufacture sleeve hitch implements (and 3-point implements too)BUT no longer make the sleeve hitch itself. Brinky manufactures mostly plows, discs, dethatchers, box blades, lawn rollers and rear fertillizer rotary spreaders. BUT, you need a previously maufactired sleeve hitch to use these attachments
The sleeve hitches and 3-points (and NEW & OLD implements too) are on "E-PAY" :wink: (pricy...but necessary if you're gonna mount rear attachments to your older Cub Cadet models :wink: . Just do an Ebay "Brinly" search and you'll probably pull up 20 or more items :wink: !!!
Brinly-Hardy made planters, plows, discs, cultivators, fertillizers, lawn rollers, lawn sweepers and MORE! Today, they still manufacture sleeve hitch implements (and 3-point implements too)BUT no longer make the sleeve hitch itself. Brinky manufactures mostly plows, discs, dethatchers, box blades, lawn rollers and rear fertillizer rotary spreaders. BUT, you need a previously maufactired sleeve hitch to use these attachments
The sleeve hitches and 3-points (and NEW & OLD implements too) are on "E-PAY" :wink: (pricy...but necessary if you're gonna mount rear attachments to your older Cub Cadet models :wink: . Just do an Ebay "Brinly" search and you'll probably pull up 20 or more items :wink: !!!
Country,
Thanks for your response. I would love to have some/all of the implements you mentioned, but as for most of us, financial concerns are paramount. It would be a hard sell to convince my wife we need to pay several hundred more dollars for a 3pt hitch, sleeve and implements. I was surprised she was so agreeable to my buying the tractor in the first place. She does, however, understand that this 36 y.o tractor will outlive the usefullness of our 7 y.o. craftsman lawn tractor.
Thanks for your response. I would love to have some/all of the implements you mentioned, but as for most of us, financial concerns are paramount. It would be a hard sell to convince my wife we need to pay several hundred more dollars for a 3pt hitch, sleeve and implements. I was surprised she was so agreeable to my buying the tractor in the first place. She does, however, understand that this 36 y.o tractor will outlive the usefullness of our 7 y.o. craftsman lawn tractor.
'Country' Elliott
501 Club
Hey Findoggy...YES 
, If you go to the front page of this web. site and click on photo albums...then click on the Cub Cadet Album...Then click on 'Country' Elliott's Model 73...you can see photos of the 3-point, as well as a Brinly-Hardy Sleeve hitch hooked up to it...AND, a Brinly-Hardy CC 500 Cultivator & Brinly-Hardy 10" Moldboard Plow too!
If you have the room...maybe you could sell your wife on the idea of a BIG garden that would feed y'all all winter long "if I just had a couple of attachments for my Cub Cadet Honey?" :wink:
, If you go to the front page of this web. site and click on photo albums...then click on the Cub Cadet Album...Then click on 'Country' Elliott's Model 73...you can see photos of the 3-point, as well as a Brinly-Hardy Sleeve hitch hooked up to it...AND, a Brinly-Hardy CC 500 Cultivator & Brinly-Hardy 10" Moldboard Plow too!If you have the room...maybe you could sell your wife on the idea of a BIG garden that would feed y'all all winter long "if I just had a couple of attachments for my Cub Cadet Honey?" :wink: