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I know the correct Snow Blower for the 1772 is the 450, I know the 451 is for a machine with a 6" PTO pulley.
My question is, has anyone ever increased the pulley size on the 451, to offset the smaller diameter PTO (4.625"?) pulley? ILIKEREDCUBS posted a link to a 451 for 2 hundy, I would like to have a 2 stage for the 1772. But?????? |
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I know you have to put A lift kit on a snow blower. To put it on A super
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL |
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I wonder if I did swap to the later style PTO, if the mower deck could handle that. I would prefer to not be swapping PTOs each spring and fall. Larger PTO pulley, would spin the deck faster, correct? Hmmmmm. Should probably just keep my eye out for a 450. |
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What do you have for a deck? Also I moved this to the implements section.
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Deck is a 50C.
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I saw that, I sent them a text @ 6:00am. No response, later I saw the ad was taken down.
Oh well, something will turn up. I can run the H42. But it would be nice to have a 2 stage. I need to get my rear end braces and adapters for the CV drive shaft, before I send money on a implement,. The Allison trans in my truck has been giving me fits the last few days. I may need to spend some big money there. ![]() Too soon to tell. |
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