Farmall Cub, Adding Auxiliary (Remote) Hyd. Circuit And Power Angle On A Cub Grader Blade/Snow Plow.

I've put together this video to answer questions about adding an auxiliary hydraulic circuit to supply power to a power angle on the 54 or 54A Leveling and Grader blade mounted on a Farmall/International Cub tractor. The tubing that I ran on my system could probably more easily be run in hydraulic hose so keep that in mind, tubing isn't required. I've use this set up for probably 15 years and it's been flawless.
Preforming the same modification to a Farmall 100 series offset tractor will be similar to the steps shown in this video. The auxiliary circuit or cylinder could also be used for additional purposes other than just a power angle. I'm sure you guys will come up with some other great ideas on how to tap into this additional hydraulic power.
One thing that I forgot to mention in the video is the cylinder is attached to the plow with a pair of 1" diameter pains. I chose to drill the holes in the mounting blocks that I fabricated and attached to the plow 1-1/16" in diameter. The reason I did that is due to the sloppy fit that is in the rest of the plow either due to wear or really loose manufacturing tolerancing from IHC. By drilling the pin holes oversized in the mounting blocks, it allows the cylinder to float a bit and hopefully not bind up and break the cylinder trunnion ears off of the cylinder as the plow flexes.
If you have any questions regarding this modification, please leave them in the comments below and I'll do my best to answer them.
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Below is a link to a previous video I made showing the 54A Leveling and Grader Blade mounted under the tractor for driveway grading,
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