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Old 02-07-2014, 06:37 PM
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I guess it's age, the amount of snow this winter and my abusing it were just too much. After that mount pin broke off, I did an evaluation of it and it would take a few bucks to bring it back up to snuff.

Sad because I just fabbed up a snazzy new pair of shoes for her.


So I checked CL, and found a H42, he wanted $325.00, we agreed on $290.00 after I discovered the shear pin was gone.
So the 782 has a new front end!



Anyone need a well used QA36? CHEAP!



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Old 02-07-2014, 06:46 PM
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ya I can use some parts off of that what do you want for it?
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Old 02-07-2014, 06:50 PM
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$75.00 too much?
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You bought another blower because a mounting pin broke off?.......

If I could get to Michigan I'd pick it up!
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You bought another blower because a mounting pin broke off?.......

If I could get to Michigan I'd pick it up!
Well, the QA36 was getting well worn, that and it has always been a tad too small for the 782. The H42 was made for my 782.
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Old 02-07-2014, 08:08 PM
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ok well I have a question. I have a qa36 and it fits my 71. are those made to fit both wide and narrow frame tractors
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Yes, the width is adjustable.
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Old 02-07-2014, 08:54 PM
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what city are you in so I can get with Fastenal for a shipping quote? I guess I should ask if you would be willing to run it over to the nearest Fastenal store and drop it on a pallet.
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Flint Mich. Yeah, to keep from scrapping it, I'd love to see it stay in the Cub Cadet family.
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So it is a QA36A? Not a bad price. The last snowthrower that I bought from the Michigan area in similar condition, I paid $14 for, but shipping was around $90 (Holland was the name of the freight co.....I think). Fastenal will be much more economical for shipping, so it should be a real nice deal for both of you!! Looks ideal for clearing sidewalks. Glad to hear that you are saving it to a good home.

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