Snow Plows
Arnold OEM-190-833 Fast Attach 46-Inch Snow Blade
(Lawn & Patio) Arnold
Release date: 2004-11-18
Adjustable skid shoes allow blade height to be set 2 inches above ground level
Dozer blade fits all MTD lawn and garden tractors (except MTD/Yard-Man Revolution 2001 and after)
Spring-loaded blade return protects the blade and tractor
Price:
$349.99
$256.00
Customer Reviews:
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Not that bad!
I've had one of these plows on my Yard Man Autodrive 17 HP tractor since 2000. I've worked its buns off and now need another one. Yeah, if you wait until you have 10" of heavy wet snow on the ground, you better get out the two-stage 4 stroke snow blower! But if you have a reasonable approach to... -
Yep! Parts Were Missing!
I bought this snowplow because I had one like it many years back. That old one pushed a lot of snow! I sold my old tractor and blade. I decided to get another one for my newer garden tractor. I read the reviews and noticed a few people said that their plows arrived short some parts. I bet...
Answers
Which engine does it have?
Plowing with a Simplicity 10 inch Breaking Plow.
i know i could always go to the cub cadet dealership and pay upwards of 6 or 7 hundred dollars or all the way to 1000 for a hydraulic plow but i was wondering if a cheaper mtd plow would be able to fit on the front of our cub cadet lawn mower.
Well, you can make anything fit but sometimes it,s cheaper in the long run to pay more for the right one.
Price:
$899.99
$639.99
27-inch Two Stage Snow Thrower
Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
23-inch Intake Height
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Price:
$72.99$58.95Tire chains fit 23-by-9-1/2-inch tires
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I know i could always go to the cub cadet dealership and pay upwards of 6 or 7 hundred dollars or all the way to 1000 for a hydraulic plow but i was wondering if a cheaper mtd plow would be able to fit on the front of our cub cadet lawn mower. it looks like the 46" mtd plows bracket would fit on the front but i really would need some help so i dont buy one and figure out i just blew some money. thanks for your help!
2500 series plow: cub cadet, johnny plow, or ? - MyTractorForum ...
The Cub brand plow is a bit heavier duty than the Johnny plow, but as others have said the Johnny is part way to a better overall package. Also, the Cub plow is just too expensive brand new. In my area, you can usually find one for $250-$300 is decent shape. At that price I think it's a great deal, but anything over $400 I'd go the JB route so that you have the potential for the Bucket later on. I got a used cub plow last year for about $250 w/weights. It's not bad, but I wish it was wider. My biggest gripe with the CC plow is the locking mechanism that keeps the blade angled. I was plowing my neighbors last year and didn't realize they had a small gap between their culvert and driveway. The plow caught in it and bent the piece over enough to cause it not to catch and hold the blade at any angle. I removed that piece and drilled a 5/8" hole and use a hitch pin now. Probably not the best fix in the world, but when you have 24"+ and it's still coming, you have to do something.