WTB grader blade

[Dale Finch]

Just a comment, and from a person who never pushes snow, but it was my impression that if you are using your blade for snow clearing, it's much better to be front mounted. So you may want to ensure you have those front brackets included in whatever blade you buy.

 

[Barnyard]

Me too. I'm 82 and that was a common saying back in the day. Stan

I'm pretty sure that is not what David implied by his statement. I will reveal it a bit later. If anyone else actuallyknows what David meant, please hold off for a day or two before giving it away.

 

[dreece]

And if you go to pick it up, you might just get "schooled"

Parts and tools are expensive the knowledge of what to do with them is priceless

 

[Cubfriend]

No need to advertise.

 

[Oramski]

I am looking for a grader/leveling blade close to western Ks. Thanks

what a great accessory. I would like one also for the driveway. Please keep us updated when you find one and what you are doing with it.

 

[Ken_2]

I’m in Grand Island, Nebraska. Probably too far for you.

I have similar questions about blades and wondering if I can build one myself if I can't find available parts. Located about 90 miles southwest of GI. wondering if I could pick your brain sometime and possibly get measurement of blade and linkages? I travel that way every couple of months. New to the forum. new Cub owner (1953 FCub). Also planning on building some kind of potato digger, can't find info if someone offered this 3rd party for reference photos.

 

[Don McCombs]

These photos may be helpful to you…

 

[Ken_2]

These photos may be helpful to you…

yes : ) thank you

 

[muleboss]

If cubfriend (Frank) does not have what you need I might be able to help you.

 

[Ken_2]

i have a lot of pictures but would really like to see it in person sometime. I have not received a response from cubfriend, maybe because I'm new and have not posted much yet.

 

[Ken_2]

Just wanted to post that I did in fact get "schooled" by Cubfriend (Frank) yesterday. It was quite the education and I did a lot of research in his "library". I grew up about 40 minutes west of there so I was fun to travel those roads again. This forum has been great for finding dimensions for the bell crank extension that I will need to possibly fabricate. my blade is a 49-52 (model 54). will be attaching to a 1953 Cub. special thanks to StaninlowerAL for his dimensions from a March 2025 post. quick question. the manuals in the Resource section are locked, do I need to keep posting to become more active to unlock?

 

[staninlowerAL]

Your post count shows 4. I think the minimum is 10. JMHO Stan

 

[Ken_2]

Thank you very much. now I have 5

 

[Don McCombs]

I'm pretty sure that is not what David implied by his statement. I will reveal it a bit later. If anyone else actuallyknows what David meant, please hold off for a day or two before giving it away.

A day or two has come and gone, Bill. Time for you to explain what you, David and I know.

 

[Barnyard]

No need to advertise.

A day or two has come and gone, Bill. Time for you to explain what you, David and I know.

Don. I took Franks post to mean he didn't want that information out. I might be wrong.

 

[Don McCombs]