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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Attachment
- Model
- 19A30017OEM
- Weight
- 30.7 lb
- Color
- Black
- Power Source
- Passive component
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
Features 6
- COMPATIBLE SNOW PLOW ATTACHMENT: Fits all Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines (13C2775S and 13AM775S), Huskee and MTD Gold riding Mowers, 2001 and newer
- ADDITIONAL COMPATIBILITY: Fits Cub Cadet XT-1 and XT-2 Enduro Series Tractors and Series 1000 and 1500 LT, GT and LTX lawn tractors
- QUICK-CHANGE ANGLE: Snow blade adjusts from straight ahead to 25 degrees to the left or to the right. Durable and relaible strength that is capable of clearing large snow filled areas in no time
- ADJUSTABLE SKID SHOES: Use in a variety of conditions and terrains, even in gravel driveways
- PROTECT YOUR TRACTOR: The spring-loaded blade return protects your tractor and the blade from any kind of damage
- MORE COMPATIBLE MODELS: See product description below to determine if this unit fits your model
Description
If you want your outdoor power equipment to last longer & do more, you want Arnold parts, accessories, & attachments. Providing you with a wide variety of top-quality, snow-friendly products, Arnold winter parts & accessories will get your equipment through those cold, snowy months. Compatible with Tons of major brands, 50+ years of Proven performance has landed Arnold a reputation of cutting edge product innovations & extensive engineering expertise. From basic maintenance to major Innovations, Arnold has everything you need to keep equipment running the way it should season after season. With Arnold you can be confident of a reliable product with accurate fit, design, material, & construction. In addition to reliable parts & accessories, Arnold's easy-to- follow instructions & extra tips will ease your equipment maintenance & assure that you get the job done right. Snow plowing blade fits popular Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Huskee, Yard Machines, Bolens, Yard-Man, and MTD Gold riding mower models 2001 and after including, but not limited to: 13APA9CT010, 13B2775S000, 13B2775S000, 13YX79KT011, 13YX79KT011, 13AX795S004, 13AX795S004, 13AN775S000, 13CX79KT011, 13A879KS066, 13A879KS066, 13WQA2KQ011, 13WQA2KQ011, 13AL78KT066, 13AM775S000
Specs 19
| Brand | MTD Genuine Parts |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Passive component |
| Item Weight | 30.7 pounds |
| Color | Black |
| Engine Type | Gasoline |
| Ideal Snow Depth | 30 centimeters |
| Item Highlight | Fits Murray Troy-Bilt Yard-Machines Horse Bronco Pony 50 775S 795S 762F 42 36 815K 625P T1200 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 09 |
| Maximum Throw Distance | 30 feet |
| Clearing Width | 46 inches |
| Brand Name | MTD Genuine Parts |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 3 months |
| UPC | 037049957309 |
| Item Type Name | 46-Inch Snow Blade Attachment - Heavy Duty Steel Blade for Riding Mowers |
| Model Number | 19A30017OEM |
| Manufacturer | Arnold Corporation |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 19A30017OEM |
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so far so good
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As it often happens, I've ordered this plow after the heavy snowfall, and there wasn't another one, so I haven't got a chance yet to try it in proper action. But I've had piles of snow still sitting around next to the driveway, so I've set to moving them farther onto the grass. It took me some time to learn how to do things right, but on the second attempt it was eventually a success. And when I've got the tractor stuck and had to do some manual shoveling, I've discovered that the snow was very dense and heavy, I could not even throw a shovelful of it, so I've got pretty impressed with the blade. So, how to do it: The instruction says to set the spring for the automatic release of the blade for the weakest position, and then tighten when needed. Well, it's always needs to be tightened, the weakest position is way too weak. Tighten it to the half-way position right away. Then, to move the heavy snow, tilt the blade to the left (or right, mirroring), accelerate and break off a chunk with the right edge of the blade. Then back off, shift to the left, and drive this chunk away. With the higher pile, sometimes you need to break off the chunk with a partially-raised blade, to avoid grabbing too much. The blade slides well over even the bumpy the grass without digging in. The instruction says to remove the mower deck when plowing, and I now know why: not only it's sticking out to the side, but this sticking-out part also rides over the compressed snow, lifting the rear tire, and making the tractor stuck. But if you take care to avoid doing that, then the deck doesn't get too much in the way, and there seem to be no structural reasons. The blade also worked well on the compost but not to scrape the unevenness on the grass, the whole package just either gets stuck or the blade flips on the spring when trying to straighten the grass. The rubber cover on the blade lifting handle doesn't stay put, needs to be glued. But the handle feels too short anyway: it's OK if you just lift or lower the blade once in a while, but not convenient for adjusting the blade to an intermediate position. I plan to extend it with another tube. Packaging: not very good, the bag with the small parts got broken, and the parts spread around the box. Fortunately, only one pin got lost. Installation: Fit well on my Craftsman 247-series garden tractor. The instruction is easy to follow, but the instruction gets the assembly order backwards: it's much easier to start with placing the mount on the tractor and then adding other parts piecemeal onto it than to lift the whole assembled blade onto the tractor. Unfortunately, once you place the mount on the tractor, there is no easy way to put the bumper back on, other than by unbolting and bolting again. I wish the bumper had the same quick-mount system as the blade.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019 by Anonymous
Perfect upgrade for a long driveway & lawn tractor
Style: Attachment
Great blade for a lawn tractor. We live on a 3.5 acre, mostly wooded, hilly property. I had wanted a small tractor for odd jobs (so little grass it can be done by hand faster), and one of those was snow removal. We're right in that in-between. Snowblower takes a while and isn't useful for light dustings. Really don't need a big tractor and/or truck plow for 99% of the time. The idea was to put a small blade on the Cub Cadet XT-1 and have that work for the majority of the times. Best idea I've had. Attachment went quickly with a regular tool set. Took a few minutes every once in a while to compare picture to frame and think through an attachment, but no jerry-rigging was necessary. Standard limitations of the setup were expected (manual angle changes), but not a big deal. I can do our driveway in about half the time as the blower and just sit on my butt. Perfect. I did invest in a set of rear tire treads (rubberized with chain sides, also on Amazon) to help with traction; very necessary. Blade held up fine through multiple plows this season. Only complaint, and I may still make a solution, is that when set on an angle, the a small portion of the snow will fall out under the tires for my tractor size. I doubt a 48" blade would make a difference, but maybe a 50"? Still thinking this through. Adjustments were easy to make throughout. I've added a video showing a spring project where I'm packing soil and skimming it to do grass planting. You can see the spring-back action of the blade when it hits an obstacle (in this case, a small tree stump); flips back quickly and no damage. It did a surprisingly good job on this activity. I can remove and reset the attachment myself within a minute with the spring locks.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2018 by Travis Alan Chapman
Sturdy plow easy to assemble
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The assembly went easy, screws were missing from the box as a corner of the box got ripped and the screws fell out thus the 4 stars, thankfully I have a hardware store in my garage so screws and lock washers weren't a problem. Seller put all the screws in a ziplock bag then packing tape the bag to the shovel, I've read several reviews where people had stated missing screws so I wish you'd learn your lesson! I was unsure how sturdy this thing would be but after plowing my 250' driveway twice and slamming it in to snow banks repeatedly I checking the blade and structure for bending I couldn't see any so the thing is solid. I do wish the raise/lower bar was a little longer so I didn't have to almost get out of my seat to adjust the blade height, that was my only annoyance. Edit after using all this past winter, worked awesome and no sign of the blade or assembly bending at all. Great tractor plow for the price, I like it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2021 by J-Hughes
Quality MTD plow blade
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I purchased this plow for my Cub Cadet LT1042 19hp Briggs repower 3 years ago and it has been awesome. I had no trouble assembling it and actually enjoyed it because of the simplicity, and plus, knowing that my shoveling days were over...I couldnt wait to try it out. For 3 years it has been great at pushing snow. Powder and heavy wet stuff...as long as you have enough power and traction, and it doesn't have a bit of rust. I do keep it garaged and coat it with WD-40 after each season as a preventative measure against corrosion. I also purchased this with a set of rop shop tire chains and tensioner springs. I don't currently run any weight on the rear, because my property is pretty flat, but I should for extra traction. I recommend tire chains, wheel weights or some kind of weight as well though, especially if you have a graded property so you can get the most out of it. The only con is that you have to get off your tractor each time you want to change the angle on the blade to manually pull the angle lever and push the blade to the left or right because it lacks the cable/trigger assembly that some other similar snow blades have on the drop lever handle. I've got some cable and some ideas to remedy that little inconvenience, but that is really the only con for me, and it's not really a con because that doesn't affect the operation of the blade, the angles lock in tight, and the blade spring works perfectly if you run into a solid obstacle or uneven terrain. People complaining about the poor instructions were not wrong, but c'mon...as long as you have an exploded parts view figure it should make enough sense that you don't need step by step instructions. It's an MTD product so if you purchased it for your MTD product it should fit. Even if you don't have the right mounting holes on the front of your frame, a little creativity, angle iron and welding could fix that problem đ.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2026 by Trevor Brendle
Little guy does a good job!
Style: Attachment
I love this little guy, have had it for several years now, been using it on a 2020 Cub Cadet XT1 (i think thats the model/year). First winter, it handled pushing 6+ inches of snow in a gravel driveway with ease, had to re-adjust the feet every time I finished, because well, gravel and a blade just don't mix with out some serious bouncing and jaring. But seriously, a 150 foot gravel drive is a nightmare to clear when you have to get to work. It's either shovel all night long and then head to work, or drive over it. This has saved my back, my heart, and kept me from kneeling over in pain. If you are thinking about buying a blade, do it! This thing has handled a few winters well. I strongly suggest before, and after each use, using something like PB Blaster or Fluid Film on all the nuts/bolts, joints, etc, to help prevent rust from eating it up. If you do that, this thing seems to last forever.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by C0RR0SIVE
Cheap, underperform, and difficult to install.
Style: Attachment
To start, it arrived in tore up boxes. It made me worry that I was missing pieces. After laying them out, it seems that they are all there. Alright, great letâs try to install, letâs read the manual... wait you mean a few pages of kindergarten drawing that doesnât explain anything? So YouTube time, found a similar video that shows how to put the parts into 3 major pieces (blade, mount, and attachment to blade and mount). Finally I found something but it doesnât go into detail into how to attach it to my tractor. And manual didnât either so I spent a good 2-3 hours trying to figure it out. Once I did, I was extremely happy that I figured it out. In Nebraska, we didnât get snow until today. I got excited and started going out and about. Well, itâs a very cheap metal. It bends. And the tension doesnât do well. I ended up adjusting a lot more pressure than suggested. It seems to perform but as snow piled up as you drag across your driveway (2-3 inches), at the end it gets too heavy and you canât fully push it off the entire driveway. This would have been ok if you can swivel left and right, but this cannot. Also, the snow blade up and down lever is very weak. I sold my snowblower thinking this will be easier and quicker way to remove snow. Well, I ended up going to Loweâs to buy a snowblower. Note, I have a Troy-Bilt Bronco.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2020 by Weedmademedoit
I made it work
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Ironically the package was delayed 2 weeks because of snow and when it finally arrived there was a gaping hole in the box since it was not taped up properly. Missing bits and pieces. I made it work. Application: 600 feet of driveway plus 3/4 mile of private road. 1996 Kpro 16hp mower which is what I have on hand as a spare mower. I thought about applying it to my newer zero turn mower and may do so in the future. But I wanted a dedicated rig for snow plowing. Pros: - fairly easy assembly. Install was a little more difficult because the front of my mower didn't have the bolt locations needed nor the width to fit from the factory - all metal with a replaceable lower blade Cons - had to adjust the mounting to make it work on my mower. The factory mounting brackets were too wide and I had to bring in the mount 1/2" by drilling two holes on the mount. - came inadequately packaged and missing a few nuts/bolts/pins from damaged boxing. Upgrades - bolt on fabricated hooks to hold cinder blocks for weight on each end of the blade I will update the review once I've actually had a chance to plow with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2022 by EV tech nerd
It's true!
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The ratings are true! If you are like me: a guy who rarely writes reviews but reads a lot, then this is your purchase! The box the blade comes in isn't strong enough but assembly is easy. The snow blade works very well. It floats when piling snow, rolls when hitting a curb or debris, and it very easy to adjust the angle. The only tiny problem is that you have to back up from a snow pile before raising the blade. I love this attachment, it made 5 inches of wet snow seem like Tonka truck play day, and you would be crazy to not buy this, especially when it's half price of Cub Cadet's poorly engineered blade.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2023 by Lance Todd