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Old 01-27-2013, 11:07 AM
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With the 1210 I just got, there is a model 190364100, serial U001269 snowblower. There are some parts missing. I have the belt drive unit. But can't figure how to lift and lower it.

Would anyone have pics of the set up mounted on a tractor?? The parts breakdown don't really help.
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Old 01-30-2013, 11:07 AM
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I've searched and searched, and I can't fond an operators manual for the snow blower. I need to see how it attaches. I know pieces are missing, but can't tell what, or how it hooks up. Help, please.


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i see if i can get some pic of mine it on a super but i think it what hole you put it in on the back bracket if you go to look up parts section they show all part that my tell you what you are missing
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I've looked at the parts break down, but doesn't show me where to connect etc. And I haven't been able to find operator's manual. In fact the breakdown is separated for the blower part and the front PTO kit. LOL, I can't figure how that even goes together.

Plus, how is the blower lifted?? What is used as lift arm??


Really appreciate your help.
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It uses the deck lift arms to lift it. I might have a PDF operators manual somewhere.
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I have a install manual for a 450 is this what you have?but it is a paper one only.
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That is a 364... totally different.
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on mine there are two angles that bolt to the three point bracket that bolts on the axel tubes bolts. and the tubes have a pin that gose though tube into the angle
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That would be great Matt. I've searched all over.
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